Sentence examples for and forms the backbone from inspiring English sources

GEM provides a bridge between Knowledge Synthesis and CDS implementation, and forms the backbone tools for Knowledge Transformation.

The protected lands estate increased dramatically during the 20th century and forms the backbone of current fisheries and wildlife conservation in North America.

"The Story of the Lost Child" picks up these themes, as Elena and Lila, the ­girlhood friends and rivals whose relationship spans and forms the backbone of the Neapolitan novels, enter the middle terrain of marriage and motherhood.

Their parking management system offers cities the first real control and oversight of their complex inventory of on- and off-street spaces, and forms the backbone for other sensing solutions that lower city costs and improve public services.

It had limitations (it only worked on Windows machines and Internet Explorer), but it was acquired by Yahoo in 2004 and forms the backbone of the new Yahoo mail beta (try it out here).

The Symbian OS, owned by a joint venture involving Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Siemens, Samsung and Motorola, is now the operating system of choice for smart mobile phones, and forms the backbone of smartphone offerings from Nokia and Sony Ericsson in particular.

These were predominantly Sunni Muslim areas and formed the backbone of the uprising.

Optical fibers carry almost all telecom data and form the backbone of the Internet.

Sunnis are the majority in Syria and form the backbone of the uprising against the government.

Politically, Australia is already committed to helping put East Timor back on its feet, providing large amounts of aid and forming the backbone of international peacekeeping.

The government does not like to admit it, but these Shiite militias often lead Iraqi attacks and form the backbone of their defenses.