Long after his retirement, Mr. Mandela's continued imprimatur as a sort of father-of-the-nation helps to bind his increasingly fractious party, especially from challenges from its left wing, as the country's socioeconomic inequality rises.
The new class of drugs - DFSAs - permanently bind to the enzyme, blocking its action and stopping it from spreading further, the journal Science reported.
Cultural groups that found effective ways to bind non-kin together out-competed groups that were less cohesive.
Then comes the work of screening scads of receptors against compounds to see which ones bind together--and what pattern of receptors get turned on by gardenias.
They share a single, unifying suspicion: that their coalition partners, the pro-EU Liberal Democrats, may yet block moves to bind the wounded Euro-Leviathan.
Industry insiders say Google (nasdaq: GOOG - news - people ) is about to release Linux-based software that will bind mobile phones to Google's online services, a move likely to exacerbate the growing conflict between Google and Microsoft (nasdaq: MSFT - news - people ) over the future of the mobile-phone market.
The drugs bind to rod-like structures inside the cell called microtubules that, like moving train tracks, help chromosomes arrange and split in two during cell division.
Such contracts already bind many state-funded scholars who study abroad.
They said many organisations were "caught in a double bind" - facing spiralling debt if they stay in the scheme or having to meet "enormous buy-out debts" in order to withdraw from it.
Updated software could help Apple complete its shift to PCs and notebooks running on Intel (nasdaq: INTC - news - people ) processors and bind the growing array of devices that now run on OS X together more tightly.
The antibodies bind to the CTLA-4, found on a cell's surface, and shut off the brake.
But some tumor cells have proteins that bind to the PD-1 receptors, shutting the immune cell down.
While the Transportation Security Administration may open bags to inspect them, wrappers at some U.S. airports, including New York's JFK and Miami's, are posted in secure areas to re-bind luggage that authorities have unsealed.
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The latest work by playwright Richard Greenberg is a beautiful and touching look at the inner workings of a well-to-do family, their mistakes and the stories that bind them.
This means they can be close to home one day and close to a customer the next day, with access to convenient meeting venues with plug-and-play technology to make presentations or to print and bind proposals on the go.
When I was a kid, I used to print out and bind multiple copies of thirty-page rants and mail them to my friends.
Merck says that its studies have not turned up this side effect, and that Januvia was designed to bind only to the DPP-4 enzyme, reducing the chances of these side effects.
One is the complicated web of cross-shareholdings that bind banks to insurers, industrial groups and other banks, especially in France and Germany.
As it forces euro-zone countries to bind closer, the crisis convinces Britons of the wisdom of keeping the pound.
The process involves the cell walls of MRSA, which contain special molecules that bind to certain receptors found on T-cells.
Nanogate takes a material to be coated, applies a layer of adhesive nanoparticles and then adds another layer of non-adhesive nanoparticles that bind to the first layer.
These drugs--such as Herceptin for breast cancer (Genentech) and Erbitux for colon cancer (Eli Lilly)--were designed to bind to signaling molecules on tumors and disrupt cell growth signals.
Some have criticized Halo 4 for not pushing the envelope while at the same time admitting that 343 Industries is in a real bind introducing anything new and potentially game-breaking.
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Yet today the new ties that bind nations are based not on coercion--a lashing together of explosive ethnic mixes like Danzig and Yugoslavia--but on enlightened and mutual self-interest, promising greater stability and prosperity.
At a stroke, 3Com could provide the credibility and access to customers that matter in America, as well as helping to bind in Siemens's recent data-networking acquisitions, such as Argon and Redstone Communications.
Instead, doctors found that Neurontin helped with many other ailments, particularly pain caused by nerve damage due to conditions like shingles and diabetes. (This is called neuropathic pain.) That put Warner-Lambert in a bind, because it could not promote the drug for these unapproved uses.
For Deacon, the answer has to lie in a closer look at self-organizing processes and how the origins of life and consciousness are rooted in the constraints that bind and shape these processes as they build from the simplest self-assembly of molecules up to the emergence of the first life forms.
The new China-Russia partnership aims to bind the two countries in the energy field.
Industry insiders say Google is about to release Linux-based software that will bind mobile phones to Google's online services, a move likely to exacerbate the growing conflict between Google and Microsoft over the future of the mobile-phone market.
Rockefeller University researcher Jeffrey Ravetch has shown that antibody drugs like Herceptin no longer work well in lab mice when the portion of the antibody that flags the immune system is damaged--even through they still bind perfectly well to the tumor.
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