Sentence examples for backbone for the new from inspiring English sources
Last night, Gaikai's chief executive, David Perry, was among the speakers at the New York event, unveiling plans to build what he billed as the world's fastest gaming network which will serve as the backbone for the new Playstation platform unveiled last night.
The backbone for the new USA Today Money portfolio tracker is provided by SigFig and will contain all of SigFig's existing features — the ability to track all investment accounts in one place, see interactive graphics that analyze portfolio risk and related fees, and more.
Although Scarlett was not in the self-reinvention coma with Rayna, she also seems to have developed a backbone for the new season.
"We feel that these kinds of collaborations will create a backbone of the new Harvard Quantum Initiative for Science and Engineering," Lukin said.
The term "personalized medicine" is frequently added to the discussions of how to improve health care, and a new breed of medical devices called companion diagnostics are much of the backbone for this new approach to personalized care.
Although replaced for many purposes by PM10 and PM2.5 collectors, with nominal aerodynamic diameter upper cutoffs of 10 and 2.5 µm, respectively, TSPs (upper cutoff ∼40 µm) were the US EPA testing method for meeting the old 1.5 µg m−3 standard for airborne lead, and they are the backbone for meeting the new standard.
"The salary reflects the fact that these positions are the backbone of the new agency," said Paul Takemoto, a spokesman for the Transportation Security Administration, which Mr. Magaw will direct.
In 1994 the company was chosen to provide the backbone network for the new Microsoft Network Internet service.
We'll use these savings to make college more affordable for the next generation of engineers, teachers, and scientists who will become the backbone of the new economy.
