Sentence examples for backbone of two from inspiring English sources

Warrior vehicles are due to form the backbone of two armoured infantry brigades, under plans to restructure the army prompted by cuts to the defence budget.

Mr. Kim, 74, is a man whose life has been so packed with high drama that its details could easily constitute the backbone of two or three life stories, with plenty of intriguing loose ends left over.

Meanwhile, sections of the linear accelerator that defined the lab and its mission in its formative years are still driving electron beams today as the high-energy backbone of two cutting-edge facilities: the world's first hard X-ray free-electron laser, the Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS), which began operating in 2009, and FACET, a test bed for next-generation accelerator technologies.

SysML was the backbone of two European projects (COMPASS4 and DANSE5) for which they developed extensions for SoSs.

I watched as he assembled the six pieces that make up most folding knives: two handle pieces, the backbone of two steel liners, the spring and the blade, plus the additional piece that is obligatoire for me: the corkscrew.

Sometimes, the pleated geometry is not perfect and the backbone of two contiguous amino acids of the same strand can be in the same plan.

There are two reasons that Trent Reznor, the 48-year-old backbone of Nine Inch Nails, is worshipped.

Mr DePriest's case for building Chattanooga's fibre network (and the reason EPB received its stimulus funds) had nothing to do with residential users; instead, that network forms the backbone of one of America's most extensive municipal smart grids.

The Audit Commission, in a review of police patrol procedure, upholds his objections: "The public and politicians need to understand that foot patrol [the backbone of zero tolerance] is not a panacea for all policing problems".Even in those areas where a crackdown on petty crime might improve matters, it depends, in the sceptics' view, on non-confrontational tactics.

Podocarpane diterpenoids usually possessed a backbone of seventeen carbons arranged in a tricyclohexane system close to abietane and pimarane [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8].

When the growth cones encounter a potential partner neuron, they strengthen the backbone of one of the feelers to form an axon.