Sentence examples for backbone from the from inspiring English sources
The creamy veal nuggets got sweetness and backbone from the crunchy beet slices and pleasant earthiness from the truffles.
We next forced the backbone from the unbound toward the bound conformation to create a family of docking energy landscapes.
Our results also indicated a change in the chain conformation of the N6 backbone from the fabrication process.
James Sadri of the Syria Campaign said: "We are seeing the hint of a backbone from the international community that everyone assumed had disappeared.
With a heavy chopping knife, remove the backbone from the goose so that you are left with just the breasts on the bone.
The cassette was designed to allow easy exchange of the sequences to be expressed and easy removal of the vector backbone from the expression cassette.
More recently, semisynthetic and synthetic endoperoxide analogues, some of which deviate distantly in the structural backbone from that of the original artemisinin were also made and in some cases associated with even more potent antimalarial effects.
The nucleotides are joined together by covalent bonds between the phosphate of one nucleotide and the sugar of the next, forming a phosphate-sugar backbone from which the nitrogenous bases protrude.
According to some experts, the electoral system has developed a number of safeguards over the past few decades to prevent someone with independence and backbone from occupying the Presidency.
b From the posterior samples of the BMPP models, we can see a consistent effect of insularity on relative brain size across phylogenies coming from two different backbones from the global avian phylogeny.
As a result of the extraction of Simmelian backbones from the collaborative network of the last OpenStack releases, the emergent sub-communities in Fig. 13 reveal, contrary to what the authors expected, a low degree of homophily in code collaboration, meaning that developers do not tend to work with developers from their own company.
