Sentence examples for Good backbone from inspiring English sources

Virginia Davids, my singing teacher, gave me a good backbone.

They have this kind of doctor, that kind of doctor.' My kids hear that there's no crime among us, that we have a good culture, a good backbone.

Snap reportedly bought a web-based 3D game engine last year, called PlayCanvas, which would serve as a good backbone for even more robust developer tools.

You have to get a good backbone, and it doesn't happen overnight.

"That was really good backbone". As the recession set in, Case started to bring in homemade ice cream sandwiches named after architects — "Mies Vanilla Rohe" and "Frank Behry" were among the originals — to provide a bit of comic relief around the office.

The improved model selection can be attributed to the improved side-chain quality, which enables the MQAP to rescue good backbone models with poor side-chain packing.

A good Internet backbone means the faster transmission of messages.

In general, automated ab initio building of starting models is quite good at backbone connectivity but often fails at local conformation or sequence register, especially at poorer than 3.5 Å resolution.

However, the red did have nice cherry notes, while the white had a good citrusy backbone; so they could be used as a base for punches if thinned out with dry sparkling wine or a neutral spirit.

I think that's primarily it, it gives you a really good, solid backbone of amazing material, and then you can kind of stretch the edges of it, like with the last record, we did a Joni Mitchell tune called "Two Grey Rooms".

In terms of accuracy, Illumina sequencing provides a good data backbone and overcomes the homopolymer errors that occur with other sequencing technologies; consequently, it performs better than other strategies in the coverage of medically relevant DNA sequence variations [ 89, 90].