Sentence examples for backbone of the core from inspiring English sources

However, some solutions such as the AKA protocols for the 3GPP-WLAN and 3GPP-WiMAx internetworking [8, 9] presumed to have the UMTS infrastructure as a backbone of the core network, while different networks such as WLAN and WiMax could be attached to it.

Some solutions tried to conceal the divergence of the core network either by considering a specific technology as a backbone of the core network, or by deploying a common framework on top of which security protocols could be installed and run.

The backbone atoms of the core region from K1584 to E1600 of PHD3 were fit to the core region of the BPTF PHD with a backbone rmsd of 0.93 Ǻ.

The core learning objects (Fig 1) constitute the theoretical backbone of the course.

We provide a molecular, biochemical, and functional dissection of the protein backbone at the core of the yeast telosome.

Further analysis of the complete genome sequences of eight isolates of human origin and one of bovine origin has highlighted the composite organization of S. agalactiae genomes with a conserved backbone (representing the core genome of the species) and a dispensable genome composed of genomic islands that are highly variable between the different strains [ 23- 26].

The OA joint is characterized by catabolic processes that degrade both the HA backbone of the aggregate and the core protein of the aggrecan molecules, so impairing aggrecan function and predisposing the articular cartilage to erosion.

But while Jobs was making a bet on an iPhone (and iPad) business that was just heating up, Cook is putting Apple's backbone product, the core of its massive profitability, on the block.

From the slime mold's point of view, Interstates 10 and 20 represent the core backbone of the United States transport network: when these interstates are removed, the network separates into disconnected western and eastern parts.

Home ownership is the backbone of the American family, a core of American wealth, while small businesses are crucial to job creation and economic stability.

Although the backbone relationships within the core clade of the Funariaceae remain unresolved, the polyphyly of these genera withstands alternative hypothesis testing.