bind together

Cellulose A long carbon- chain polymer of glucose found in plants . Cellulose molecules bind together to form a strong structure .

Indeed it is stories, past and present, that bind together the thousands of objects displayed on the floors above.

These particles then allowed water molecules to bind together, forming droplets and avoiding re-evaporation.

But after treatment, the water molecules and titanium ion can bind together, and the biological current is adjusted accordingly.

There the bacteria use a protein on their surface, called PadA, to force blood platelets to bind together to shelter them.

What physics looks for: the simplest possible system of thought which will bind together the observed facts.

When this brain region wasn't activated to bind together the details, only some aspects of an event were recalled.

Time does not bind together dates of ascension for one people.

It is finding a way to bind together people who have nothing in common but a dream.

bind together with a cord or rope.

To draw or bind together the edges of:

you must bind together the three toggle switches