Sentence examples for backbone to this from inspiring English sources
A visual servoing approach to autonomous corridor following serves as the backbone to this system.
The values that provide the backbone to this were laid out by our great former editor CP Scott in 1921 in a leader column celebrating the Guardian's centenary: "Honesty, cleanness [integrity], courage, fairness, a sense of duty to the reader and the community".
As the first step of this grand research endeavor, the paper investigates the state-of-the-art technological infrastructure to digitalization and automation in yacht production design, and conducts theoretic analysis of data integration and synergistic design collaboration as the backbone to this data-intensive, intelligent and collaborative design approach.
The cause is unclear, but the capacity would increase if the polyethylene sulfone (PES) backbone of the membrane had an inherent binding capacity for BSA and if the storage in NaCl would expose more of this backbone to the protein.
"We just seem to lack the backbone to use this prohibition," Mr. Whitman said.
Still, the Knicks had to find another part of their anatomy (a backbone) to keep this one going, Mitch Lawrence writes in The Daily News.
The ChR2 derivate CatCh32, fused to EGFP, was PCR-amplified and cloned by GA into the BamHI-linearised piggyBac-Syn-DsRed-BGH-UBC-Bla backbone to replace DsRed: this resulted in piggyBac-Syn-CatCh-EGFP-UBC-Bla.
Google+ is the backbone to all of this, but the destination site itself is not required to participate in any of the social features here.
Future papers will describe further modifications of this backbone to increase affinity and specificity for this target.
As a key precursor of coenzyme A (CoA) biosynthesis, pantothenic acid has proven to be a useful backbone to elaborate probes of this biosynthetic pathway, study CoA-utilizing systems, and design molecules with antimicrobial activity.
"And so this conservative district is being liberalized because we don't have a representative with the power or backbone to say I'm representing this district and I'm going to vote for my district". Tanner said her votes are not dictated by Brown, and she is not out of step with her district.
