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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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Bounds and rules are similar in the sense that both are solutions

Bounded institutions

Therefore, it is important to investigate possibilities of bounds tighter than (5) and (6), but computationally less expensive than (4).

Influence of Lipschitz bounds on the speed of global optimization

Bounds was found dead by prison officers at around 6am on Saturday, January 29, not February 6 as reported yesterday.

Family expresses relief at accident verdict on prisoner found dead in cell of drug overdose

We provide a number of numerical illustrations which reveal a significant improvement compared with the bounds obtained by traditional comonotonic approximations.

Bounds for right tails of deterministic and stochastic sums of random variables

The polynomial bounds mentioned above all are of degree n and bounds were given for (kn)

Translational bounds for factorial n and the factorial polynomial

This collection reprints 90 papers, mostly from engineering literature, to illustrate the evolution of Bayesian bounds from the initial work in 1968 to the current state-of-the-art.

Bayesian bounds for parameter estimation and nonlinear filtering/tracking

The newly acquired line, branded as Grainware by William Bounds, targets the same consumer as the existing William Bounds line, especially Pep Art, functional art for the table created for William Bounds by artist Robert Wilhelm.

WILLIAM BOUNDS BRINGS GRAINWARE INTO THE FOLD

You have to practice staying in bounds, taking a sack, taking an intentional safety, taking a knee, and so forth.

Common Football Clock Management mistakes

Levy, 1985, "Upper and Lower Bounds of Put and Call Option Value--Stochastic-Dominance Approach", Journal of Finance, 40:1197-1217

11010000 Rational bounds on derivative prices

What's so amazing is, this is in someone's home," Bounds explains, trying to convey the family feel of the place.

Girl walks into a bar: out Wall Street Journal columnist Wendy Bounds spins a tale of the close-knit world of a special pub

Bounds, who lists Liverpool FC as one of his clients, will be holding the exclusive seminar at the Holiday Inn in Lime Street, Liverpool, on October 6, starting at 6pm.

Out of Bounds . . . Andy tells how to make a positive impression in business

When out of bounds is defined by a line on the ground, the line itself is out of bounds.