Sentence examples for backbone comes from from inspiring English sources

The same friendly tone is carried out on every level, but its backbone comes from its music.

But like Mr Ahern he is regarded as "Fianna Fail to the backbone", coming from a staunch party family.

In any case, Maus argues, these chord patterns that to us might feel redolent of John Carpenter soundtracks or dry ice and backcombed hair actually have a much older historical precedent: "When people say my record sounds 80s, what they're really homing in on is this harmonic backbone that comes from mid-Renaissance and medieval pieces.

Having named his last album We Must Become the Pitiless Censors of Ourselves, after a quotation by French Marxist intellectual Alain Badiou, he is also given to deflecting the charge that his synth-pop is largely revisiting the 80s by pointing to its disposition towards "a harmonic backbone that comes from mid-Renaissance and medieval pieces".

A rationale for the surprising discovery that polymerases can copy a DNA template containing a completely unnatural backbone linkage comes from the X-ray structure of the complex between Taq polymerase and DNA.

The backbone of flavor comes from pantry staples — a pungent mix of anchovies, garlic, chile flakes and capers, which gives pasta more than enough character for a satisfying dinner.

In the canonical biosynthetic pathway, the backbone of methionine comes from aspartate, which is also the precursor to lysine, threonine and isoleucine.

This limitation stems from the large search space that, in its extreme, includes all the rotational and translational degrees of freedom and the many degrees of freedom that comes from flexible backbone and amino acid side chain modeling.

Be in it". and "Of Beauty and Substance: A Backbone Guide for Women". Confidence comes from an often-messy process of trial and error.

It is clear from Table 1 that the side chains collectively contribute very little (0.18 and 0.32 kcal/mol) to the sarcosine and urea effects on protein stability; the major contribution comes from the backbone (2.62 and −1.96 kcal/mol).

In addition, using molecular dynamics simulations described above, we estimated that the largest contribution to the conformational entropy of binding comes from the backbone NH groups for which we do not have experimental data.