After crosslinking and degradation, the hydrogel network is degraded into the components that comprise the polymer network backbone; for example, in the case of PEG-PLA diacrylate hydrogels, the degradation products are PEG, polyacrylate, and lactic acid.
DNA uses phosphorus in its backbone, for example.
The best way to keep data clean is to use a globally known, unique identifier, or a "data backbone". For example, you can use URLs as identifiers: they're free, globally recognizable, high-quality data points that enable you to efficiently gather information on a business's industry, online activities, and functionality.
Our results confirm the fact that the number of gateways can be dramatically reduced by using more powerful mesh routers in the backbone; for example, 6 gateways with mesh router transmitting at 25 Mbps can achieve much better throughput performance than 15 gateways with mesh router transmitting at 10 Mbps.
I don't know if it belongs completely, but it has a lot of echoes with "Devil's Backbone," for example.
Chemists use a variety of expressions to create compound class terms from a specific compound name – for example "backbone", "scaffold", "derivative", "compound class" are often used suffixes or "substituted" is a common prefix that generates a class term.
The idea of "energy product leasing" -- providing consumer finance for energy products and applications that have an energy backbone, is one example.
GATEWAY cloning technology (Invitrogen) was chosen for the generation of expression vectors making it possible to rapidly generate vectors containing the same coding sequence with different vector backbone options (for example N or C-terminal tags, different expression vector cassettes).
He added that the commission chairman's letter "is an interesting example of backbone on the part of Donaldson".
The fact that the two shared a similar political outlook and fought together on Labour's National Executive to try to stiffen Wilson's backbone on Vietnam, for example, only adds to the tragedy.
