Modifies a noun

• ligand: Use myoglobin to illustrate how the same forces allow proteins to bind ligands.

Object

• wheelchair: Facilities for visitors with physical disabilities Admission for wheelchair bound is by ticket only which can be Purchased from our Ticket Office at Brentford.

• apprentice: Lists 3150 apprentices bound to 1800 members of the book trades in London and the provinces.

• duty: Spent some time on the river, duty bound to deliver.

• protein: A number of DNA-binding proteins bound to these sequences.

• leather: A Private of the Light Infantry Company; his cap is leather bound with three rings of iron chain.

Noun used with modifier

• ligand: Extracellular ligands bind at the a / b subunit interface.

Subject

• term: By using the Services, you agree to be bound by these Terms of Use.

Infinitive complement

• fail: Serious games on handheld consoles are bound to fail - save the serious stuff for home time.

• arise: When the citta is not jhanacitta, lobha, dosa and moha are bound to arise again.

• comply: It then goes on to say that health professionals are bound to comply when the refusal specifically addresses the situation which has arisen.

• happen: This is bound to happen to some set members.

• obey: Positing that servants are legally bound to obey masters, he imagines that Cordelia and Kent are disobedient on principle.

Preposition: in

• morocco: This superb example of local ephemera is bound in contemporary maroon morocco, and lettered in gilt on the upper cover: 'Mr.

• leather: A venerable and weighty document dating back a century, guilt-edged, and bound in leather?

Preposition: by

• revision: You are bound by such revisions and should therefore visit this page to review the current Rules from time to time.

• term: By using the Services, you agree to be bound by these Terms of Use.