binding process
[ˈbaɪndɪŋ ˈprɑːses]
nounpl: binding processes
processo de encadernação
1. The series of steps involved in fastening pages or sheets together to form a book or document
The binding process involves sewing signatures together and attaching them to a cover.
O processo de encadernação envolve costurar cadernos juntos e fixá-los a uma capa.
2. In chemistry or physics, any process by which molecules, atoms, or particles become attached or connected
The binding process between the enzyme and substrate is crucial for the reaction.
O processo de ligação entre a enzima e o substrato é crucial para a reação.
3. In legal or contractual contexts, the process of making an agreement or obligation binding and enforceable
The binding process of the contract requires signatures from all parties involved.
O processo de vinculação do contrato requer assinaturas de todas as partes envolvidas.
In Brazil, 'encadernação' is deeply rooted in the publishing industry, particularly in São Paulo which has a strong printing tradition. The term 'processo de ligação' is prevalent in academic and scientific contexts, reflecting Brazil's growing biotechnology sector. In legal documents, the term emphasizes the formal nature of contractual obligations.
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