Even DreamWorks, built on the backbone of Steven Spielberg, one of the most reliable auteurs of the last several decades, had to go to India to find backing.
Flavones are a class of flavonoids based on the backbone of 2-phenyl-1-benzopyran-4-one.
And the hardest blows rain down on the backbone of minority neighborhoods: the black middle class.
They had a very young population and built their economies on the backbone of this labour force.
One recent Obama ad says that when he was governor he raised fees on the backbone of the middle class: nurses, electricians and fishermen.
For a primer on the backbone of Latin music, the spare but colorful Latin Rhythms site (www.cam.org /raybiss/rhythms) pulses with clickable musical staffs and congas with brief explanatory paragraphs for each pattern of beats.
By 1961 Crick had evidence to show that each group of three bases (a codon) on a single DNA strand designates the position of a specific amino acid on the backbone of a protein molecule.
"In a snowy downtrodden clearing between the adobe cliffs, on the backbone of a continent" as Frank Waters memorably sets the scene in his classic 1950 study, "Masked Gods," the large chorus of deer file in, accompanied by the beat of drums and old traditional chants in Tiwa, the native dialect of Taos and Picuris Pueblos.
Speek hosts its service on the backbone of the Level3 fiber network.
It means the bottleneck does not appear on the backbone of MBSs.
Live streaming on the backbone of the Twitter user graph is certainly intriguing, as the uptake of Meerkat has proven.
