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Meanings of binding in English
Russian
связывание The selective, non-covalent, often stoichiometric, interaction of a molecule with one or more specific sites on another molecule.
Related terms
One of a pair of mechanical devices that are attached to a ski and that will grip a ski boot; the bindings should release in case of a fall.
Synonyms
Examples for "ski binding"
Examples for "ski binding"
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He used his bare hands to fix a ski binding in temperatures around -30C.
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Recommendations for further research, development and implementation with respect to ski binding and their adjustment are given in this article.
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Following a fall, he was forced to use his bare hands to fix a ski binding in temperatures around -30C.
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Additionally, like a ski binding, the mechanism releases to prevent damage to the bone or implant, such as during a fall.
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A report by Coroner David Crerar says evidence from Mr Fransson suggests that the likely cause of death was a faulty ski binding.
Usage of binding in English
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The source said Kuka wanted binding agreements on strategy and data protection.
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However, it is not legally binding under Russian criminal or administrative law.
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The calculated binding free energies showed qualitatively good agreement with experimental data.
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This high affinity binding is opposed, however, by a large energetic penalty.
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Parliament's vote was not binding, but puts added pressure on the government.
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It fell far short of many nations' hopes for a binding treaty.
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This situation questions the usefulness of universal radioligands for comparative binding studies.
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Often it will hold without binding or glue for a long time.
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However, the delineation of specific residues most critical in binding is difficult.
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However, that vote is only an advisory measure and is not binding.
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This fell short of what the EU sought: a comprehensive, legally-binding agreement.
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It is expected to table a binding offer in September, sources said.
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Tax cuts remain more a political aspiration than a binding economic commitment.
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Woongjin Coway plans to receive binding bids in September, the report said.
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Because the case conference is a statutory process the resolutions are binding.
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Do not expect developing nations to agree to legally binding emissions cuts.
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Translations for binding
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Binding through the time
Binding across language varieties
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Less common
Ireland
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