Aromatic and linear carbon backbone products detected suggested that an isomerization occurred during the oxidation of isobutane.
"NetCore is building the next generation of Internet backbone products, and since the traffic [over the Internet] is going to increase, we think it is an ongoing opportunity," says Tom Dyle, partner with Menlo Park, Calif.-based Institutional Venture Partners, which has invested more than $5 million in the company.
5 This observation is consistent with intramolecular interactions in the three-helix bundle region preventing separation of c and z backbone-cleavage products 3a– c in the gaseous 7+ ions.
By making people the backbone of the product development system, companies can achieve a triple win: increased innovation, faster time to market, and lower costs.
Even the basic backbone of the product line, Lego System, comprised a number of subsets, such as Aquazone, U.F.O., ResQ, Castle, Extreme Team, and the daringly antiquated Town and Boats.
The backbone of their product is a preference based ad network which is similar to Google AdSense but something like Amazon's recommendation technology thrown into the mix.
We've noticed that, although a product-minded engineer may specialize in building apps for a specific platform, much of their product backbone easily carries over to other platforms.
Whatever Google's original intentions, Google is now viewing Google+ principally as a backbone to other products like Photo and Hangout, rather than a standalone product that competes with Facebook.
These decision fields form the backbone of the product-relationship-matrix, a conceptual framework for supply chain management.
A series of Supreme Court rulings from 1993 to 1999, embraced by defense lawyers as a way of knocking out lawsuits against companies, have raised the bar on who can testify as expert witnesses, the backbone of any product-liability trial.
