First, the AA-MD provided the parameters for the harmonic constraints between the unusually tightly bound PRAD-WAT helices.
The IMF further noted that interest rates were unusually low and bound to rise at some point as central banks necessarily tightened monetary policy to fend off inflation.
The envelope poems suggest the current exhilarating paradox of Dickinson's work: her unique actions of mind are bound in unusually dramatic ways to slips of paper a hundred and fifty years old or more, rarities whose near-perfect reproductions are nevertheless now widely and freely available online.
Having done so, he felt bound to be unusually public with the latest incremental development in October, when a new batch of emails was found on Anthony Weiner's computer.
Interestingly, these promoters are bound by an unusually large number of transcriptional regulators, indicating a highly regulated 'hyperactive' promoter class.
Lee Kovarsky, post-conviction director of Texas Defender Service, a nonprofit established by veteran capital attorneys, says Missouri's determination to empty its death row as quickly as possible was bound to have an unusually great impact on its defense bar.
AT Eclisse Mediterraneo Cucina, a new restaurant in White Plains, richly flavored Persian dishes share the menu with gorgeous labor-intensive Italian pastas — and whichever style you choose, you're bound to bump into the unusual and the unusually delicious.
Despite an excess of earnestness, the current constellation of shows at Artists Space is not only unusually good, it also holds together nicely, bound by the notion of space, whether social, architectural or perceptual.
Early on an unusually blustery day in June, Kevin Esvelt climbed aboard a ferry at Hyannis*, bound for Nantucket Island.
