bind together
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Once a successful match has been made, the outside surfaces of the sperm and egg bind together before they merge and the sperm delivers its DNA to the inside, fertilising the egg.
It is up to the band and their friends to bind together to fight for survival.
However, while the geology, orientation and vegetation of its setting have influenced the design of the house so it, in turn, has been planned to re-construct the site and establish new ecologies that bind together house and garden.
We, as camp professionals, must bind together to bring camp to more and more children every year.
The result is a scholarly, well-documented anatomy of the legal, commercial and cultural attitudes that bind together all the different elements of the process.
He sees the witchcraft in ``The Craft'' as a metaphor for the empowerment girls feel when they bind together.
With Industria IMS Universal, the conventional IMS model now contains a hitherto absent software layer, which serves to bind together the existing services, control and transport layers.
Chromosome colocalization events are common in cells, and one such event is meiosis: for sexual reproduction to succeed in producing viable cells all of the homologous chromosomes in the process have to, almost simultaneously, bind together in pairs.
The research hinges around a pair of receptors in the brain which bind together to form a functional complex.
I want this team to grow up and bind together and next year we'll be even better," he said.
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