Sentence examples for backbone of the next from inspiring English sources
The choice of Internet protocol (IP) for the backbone of the next generation networks has defined the DNA of IP multimedia subsystem (IMS).
The worry is that Chinese officials may be able to eavesdrop on those communications if the Chinese company installs the technical backbone of the next generation of mobile equipment.
High-school students may form the local transmission backbone of the next pandemic.
In addition, individual tyrosines Y62 and Y150 are also important as the Greek Key signature tyrosine corners, making structurally key hydrogen bonds with the peptide backbone of the next β-strand.
The very high assortativity of high school students combined with their high number of contact-level-hours, above 75% of which are outside of the home, suggests that teenagers in high-school may form the local transmission backbone of the next pandemic.
Our results are in agreement with those of the study of social contacts by Glass and Glass (3), where high school students and young adults were identified as the age group most likely to form the transmission backbone for the next pandemic because of the nature of their contact networks.
Free-space optical networks have emerged as a viable technology for broadband wireless backbone networks of the next generation.
And the club are eager for the trio, as well as England goalkeeper Karen Bardsley, to form the backbone of the team next term.
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.
Germany is still "the savior of the euro," he said, "and it's unthinkable that one day Germany should be the savior of Europe and the backbone of the economic union and the next the funeral director of alliance politics".
It was an excellent generation, one that would form the backbone of the senior side for the next two World Cups - Ortega, Crespo and Claudio Lopez were on duty, and in midfield Bassedas, later of Newcastle, was considered a big name.
