Sentence examples for backbone and its from inspiring English sources

We refer to the shortest cabling link between two terminals as the backbone and its length as the P2P channel's length.

Its focus on building a strong networking backbone and its software-designed approach puts the company in a position as one of the innovators in the cloud space.

In that research, a significant change has emerged in a dependence of the spin density on the conformation of a backbone and its shift to more regular part of a Si Si chain, i.e. a shift from the kink.

The different factors that affect the bulk ionic conductivity of poly(ionic liquid)s are discussed such as chemical nature of the cation, anion, the spacer, the polymer backbone and its glass transition temperature, the purity and water content.

The effect of temperature, isomer linkage, nature of the aliphatic ring in the backbone and its content, on the overall chain dimensions and the persistence length, is brought out by this study.

This suggests that the observed compatibilization effect in blends with PDMS NH2 is driven by the repulsive nature of the interactions between the PDMS backbone and its end groups.

This can break its backbone and possibly its spine, making it paralyzed.

Indigenous directors including Sen, Rachel Perkins (Bran Nue Dae, Redfern Now), Wayne Blair (Cleverman, The Sapphires), Warwick Thornton (Samson and Delilah) and Catriona McKenzie (Satellite Boy) have not just emerged as powerful new voices on Australian screens; they have become part of its backbone, and it's impossible to imagine an industry without them.

A novel nano-porous hydrogel (NPH) was synthesized via graft copolymerization of sodium acrylate (Na-AA) and acrylamide (AAm) onto salep backbones and its application as a carrier matrix for oral delivery of tetracycline hydrochloride (TH) was investigated.

So the studio recently unveiled its own subscription service using VHX as a tech backbone, and it's already achieved its first-month sign-up goal.

The Internet needs more capacity, or bandwidth, both in its main backbone and in its connections to schools, houses and offices.