Smaller networks connect to the backbone at various points, making up the Internet.
Remove the backbone at the base of the carcass and reserve for a stock or gravy.
Now it is Riley who wants attention during work hours, and I find I have no backbone at all.
"This is the only box we've been able to qualify for use in the backbone" at this rate," Michael D. O'Dell, Uunet's chief scientist, said yesterday in an interview.
Some DNA glycosylases have been shown to be bifunctional, performing the aforementioned activity as well as possessing lyase activity, which enables it to cleave the DNA backbone at the abasic site.
A soldier with a spine ramrod straight, just no backbone at crucial times, Field Marshal Erich von Manstein (1887-1973) fordersd orders long after it was clear that the decisions of his death-drunk Führer beckoned annihilation.
In Burundi, however – and for many of us on the continent who are footing the bill for the AU's expensive jamboree – the question remains: what is the point of the AU when it loses its backbone at the first sight of a dictator?
On Wednesday, Mr. Boehner — who was in the Republican leadership during the government shutdowns of 1995 and 1996 and saw the damage they inflicted on the party — sought to balance the competing pressures on him, trying to show moderation and backbone at the same time.
These free radicals increase the number of grafting sites on the fibre backbone at a higher rate.
Sulfate groups may attach to the backbone at O-6, occasionally occurring per thirty-eight anhydrous glucose units [58].
We provide a molecular, biochemical, and functional dissection of the protein backbone at the core of the yeast telosome.
