binding

[ˈbaɪndɪŋ]

Definition:
1. The capacity to attract and hold something.
2. Strip sewn over or along an edge for reinforcement or decoration.
3. The act of applying a bandage.
4. The front and back covering of a book.
5. Executed with proper legal authority.
6. Hindering freedom of movement.
7. Causing constipation.

Use 'binding' in a sentence:

1. Jus gentiuma is a body of law recognized by nations that is binding and governs their relations with each other.
2. Binding is defined using the tag.
3. Nuclear binding energies are indeed amazingly large!
4. Its books are noted for the quality of their paper and bindings.
5. This drug lowers cholesterol levels by binding fats in the intestine.
6. Which Data Binding Should You Choose?
7. The compounds show absorption hypochromicity, fluorescence enhancement, DNA melting increasement when binding to CT·DNA.
8. He designed a machine for binding up rice.
9. Save your finished binding rule.
10. The ions exchange between calcium ions and zinc ions would influence the binding ability of zinc ion in D-mannuronic acid units.
11. His wrists began to chafe against the cloth strips binding them.
12. SR proteins and hnRNPs compete for binding to ESEs and ESSs sequences in exons.
13. In response to viral infection, the immune systems of mice typically produce antibodies that destroy the virus by binding to proteins on its surface.
14. Channel binding is not supported.
15. The document is non-binding, but it will serve as a guideline for countries and donor states that fund health care and family planning programmes.
16. Create the binding file.
17. The bindings of the books were identical.
18. What is custom data binding?
19. You'd have to know what pigments he used, in other words, what ingredients he used to make different colors of paint, because the ingredients used in paints and binding agents have changed over time.
20. This is called data binding.
21. This statement is official and binding on both sides.
22. I thought this was data binding!
23. Back to foot-binding, perhaps?
24. Beats-and-Binding Phonology, a theory incorporated in suprasegmental phonology, is closely related to phonotactics.
25. The ions exchange between calcium ions and zinc ions in L-guluronic acid units would influence the binding ability of zinc ion in D-mannuronic acid units.
26. The binding is sober and solid.
27. First, create a new binding.
28. What you need is late binding.
29. One of the most important reactions involving chloroanilines is binding of soil components.
30. Some researchers have hypothesized that it is the cumulative binding of adenosine to a large number of sites that causes the onset of sleep.
31. This joint declaration and its annexes shall be equally binding.
32. In fact, if any electron comes in their midst, they'll capture it because the binding energy is so high.
33. What protocol the binding uses.
34. Clayton sought to examine evidence of scrub jays' accurate memory of "what," "where," and "when" information and their binding of this information.
35. It is set out in a legally binding protocol which forms part of the treaty.
36. She hurriedly untied the ropes binding her ankles.
37. There were some apparent exceptions to the general correlation observed between adenosine-receptor binding and stimulation.