How, or whether, John F. Kennedy's character and personal life affected his policymaking is a legitimate subject for interpretation, and a storyteller is free to be wrong — probably bound to be wrong — in the effort to get at some kind of truth or insight.
The discovery that the industry has been systematically underestimating its contribution to climate change for decades — and that national methane inventories submitted to UN climate negotiators are plain wrong — is bound to increase pressure for action.
Any legal entity which commits a wrong is bound by law to restore the injured person to status quo, to the extent that that is possible, regardless of what the malfeasant may have to undergo in accomplishing that act of justice.
And even when he's parked on the rooftops, sleep deprivation can cause judgment to become fuzzier, meaning the wrong presents are bound to be traveling down the wrong chimneys.
"We believe that efforts to suppress the internet are wrong and are bound to fail over time," he said.
In other cases, however, the wrong cysteines become bound to each other, resulting in a different protein.
The paradox of his career, Ms. Tomalin notes, was that Pepys, a parliamentarian by temperament, "found himself trapped on the wrong side, professionally bound to kings whose ambition was doomed and patronage poisoned".
If the supervisor does not do its job correctly, virtual processors could become labeled with the wrong base and bound values, or user programs could become labeled with a privileged state bit that is ON, The supervisor protects itself from the user programs with the same isolation hardware that separates users, an example of the "economy of mechanism" design principle.
Don't get me wrong, both are bound to IPO at some point, and they'll be high-profile and plenty impactful events.
But if something's wrong, it's bound to come crashing to the ground sooner or later.
