Bind 中文

Perhaps women in other areas were less bound by the codes of behaviour described in these accounts.

Her sounds wield a troubling force that binds the poet's senses.

In the ideal monogamous union, the partners were to be bound by mental compatibility.

Any serious moral thinker is bound to have stable commitments.

Let us bound the number of independent transversals we delete in the first three steps.

As such, the results of elections are binding for the country.

In order to avoid this difficulty, and to make "binding" functional, we must abandon the concept of bound feature(s).

The time course of the application of binding constraints in reference resolution.

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Any serious moral thinker is bound to have stable commitments.

Nothing however binds this form to the everyday world, the current happenings on earth.

Many statistical analyses using small datasets to test competing theories are bound to face this problem.

Talk of "binding ontologies together," or of the metaphysician's "universal glue" is unabashedly metaphorical.

We shall now bound the universal dimension of the complete graph of order t in terms of graph dimension of complete graphs.

They estimated the limit of dynamic binding links as "between four and six" (p. 434).

The core state binding energy in metal is therefore measured relative to the bottom of the conductivity band.

Government for their livelihood; they would be subjected to the secularising and examination forces to which they, as recipient of government money, were bound.

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