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Bound

Describing a party to a contract who is legally obligated to follow that contract. A bound party who violates the contract may be sued for damages.

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We have now considered that art of money-getting which is not necessary, and have seen in what manner we became in want of it; and also that which is necessary, which is different from it; for that economy which is natural, and whose object is to provide food, is not like this unlimited in its extent, but has its bounds.

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Every two years, senior staff from each of the training centres around the world gather to share best practice, and in 2019, as part of their tenth year celebrations, Outward Bound Oman is hosting the latest gathering, with over 120 delegates expected to attend.

OUTWARD BOUND OMAN HOSTS WORLD CONFERENCE AS PART OF 10TH ANNIVERSARY

When a medication is bound to plasma protein, it is not free to act.

Protein binding changes and drug interactions: What do we know?

The McGhee and von Hippel model which takes into account the MI between nearest neighbouring bound ligands has been the most widely used [21] in combination with the Scatchard equation for description of small molecules with homogeneous polymers.

The Evidence of Cooperative Binding of a Ligand to G4 DNA

On the other hand, as N1less than N2, the low-affinity sites of HSA bound to more amount of zinc ions, which implied that the low-affinity sites(N2) played the dominant role in the binding process .

Study on the Interaction of Zinc Ion Binding with Human Serum Albumin using Isothermal Titration Calorimetry

Should Congress bound the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) by

Bounded institutions

In the early time Cao [16] gave a bound as follows:

Bounds of the spectral radius and the Nordhaus-Gaddum type of the graphs

Then you place the pages to be bound in the spine and place it in the binding machine, the glue is melted, flowing around the pages to be bound.

The finishing touch: selecting the correct binders for your purposes

Both recombinant VLPs and native virions bound to the midgut, the main and secondary ducts of the digestive diverticula, and tubules, although labeling of tubules was weaker (Figure, panels C, D, and E).

Norwalk virus--specific binding to oyster digestive tissues

Results were expressed as the percentage of [[sup.3]H]estradiol bound in the presence of the indicated concentrations of LTX-diol, DES, or luteolin relative to the vehicle control (100%).

Leukotoxin diols from ground corncob bedding disrupt estrous cyclicity in rats and stimulate MCF-7 breast cancer cell proliferation

South Bound Brook Mayor JoAnne Schubert, congressman Mike Ferguson and former congressman Bob Franks joined fellow state, county and local officials recently for ceremonies commemorating the ongoing transformation of a former industrial site in South Bound Brook, N.J.

South Bound Brook set for mixed-use changes

Bound Together: A Theology For Ecumenical Community Ministry by A.

Bound Together

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