Senior U.N. peacekeeping officials said they had hoped France would send thousands of troops, forming the backbone of a large and robust mission that would spur other countries to join.
The bioliq process under development at the KIT can be considered as the backbone of a large future thermochemical biorefinery.
Introducing and discussing the term Foresight 2.0 is therefore a way to take a novel perspective on how Foresight processes change qualitatively and quantitatively when they are built on the backbone of a large-scale IT infrastructure that is broadly accessible.
Diagnostic testing forms the backbone of a large proportion of primary healthcare, informing decisions about treatment, specialty referral and hospital admission.
In MENA countries, the renewables policy landscape, although still at an exploratory phase, is rapidly developing providing the backbone for a large number of new PV projects.
A plausible interpretation is that anti-PEG antibodies directed against the backbone of the polymer can bind cooperatively to at least two sites within the backbone of a polymer as large as 10 kDa PEG diol.
As a result he uncovered the legs, backbone, and scales of a large predator, a marine crocodile.
Or transforming gobs of children's modeling clay into what appears to be a large backbone of a prehistoric animal — except that, if you look closely, the vertebrae are actually tiny oarsmen and the curving ribs their oars.
Although Osama bin Laden, the founder of Al Qaeda, has become the public face of Islamic terrorism, the members of Islamic Jihad and its guiding figure, Ayman al-Zawahiri, have provided the backbone of the larger organization's leadership.
When the total salt concentration drops below the millimolar range, the resulting charge charge repulsion due to the phosphates of the backbone has a large but poorly understood influence on DNA structure.
