b ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bk bl bm bn bo bp br bs bt bu bw bx by

Перевод: binding

[прилагательное]
связующий; скрепляющий; обязательный; вяжущий; обязывающий; ограничительный; сдерживающий;
[существительное]
переплет ; обшивка ; оковка ; связь ; сращивание; крепление
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. This may be used, unless there is a valid, binding restraint clause - or "restrictive covenant" - in the employee's contract.
2. Analyte affinity constants of antibodies are at least an order of magnitude greater than those of enzymes, so much higher sensitivity is possible, but it is difficult to extract a detectable signal from the binding event.
3. There are several stages at which binding of the oligonucleotide could inhibit virus production.
4. FIG. 3 The electron density in the binding pocket of a , MUP with 2- ( sec- butyl) thiazoline shown in yellow, and b , A2U.
5. Binding guarantees will be set locally for in-patient waiting times, starting with the operations where waiting causes most distress.
6. Free cytokine was then removed by washing the plates 5 times in PBS; 51 Cr-labelled CD8 + T cells were added to the plates and the number of cells binding was assayed as described in Fig. 1 legend.
7. These are small proteins capable of binding hydrophobic molecules with high affinity and selectivity.
8. Cocaine subverts the pathway not by binding to dopamine receptors, but by sticking to a molecule called, inelegantly, the dopamine re-uptake transporter.
9. The cost of replacement should be compared with the cost of binding as another factor influencing a decision.
10. Binding off has "give" and ensures a round neck goes over the head.
11. Remember also that the thesis is not that authoritative determinations are binding only if they correctly reflect the reasons on which they depend.
12. 2 colour is to be used at Survival level and there is no cost for binding - the sheets will be shrink wrapped - or for stiff covers.
13. They are of two sorts - those which are an integral part of the book, printed on the same paper and gathered up for binding with the rest of the sections (though they will usually be paged separately); and leaves or sections printed separately, sometimes on different paper altogether, which may even be of a different size.