As also stated by other studies [ 15, 44], ICTs became backbones for health care institutions in this competing environment.
This would make Spotify the backbone of legal music across the industry, like how Facebook became a backbone of identity across the web by letting you log in to other apps and bring along your social graph.
Because they could be deployed continuously, they became the backbone of the imperial occupation.
"What was designed to link cities, in fact, became the backbone of the transportation system in most U.S. cities".
Dr. Smith, whose design became the backbone for Smith Optics, died on April 18 at his home in La Quinta, Calif.
Specifications, exam papers and examiner reports, all of which I accessed online, became the backbone of my studies.
Kouznetzoff found photographers who were only interested in photographing people, and access to film sets became the backbone of their work.
She became the backbone of an extended family, but events in 1997 channelled her driving will into bringing her relatives out of danger.
He and his men were assigned to accompany Bradley fighting vehicles — the fast, heavily armed personnel carriers that became the backbone of the attack on Iraq.
And it is a Scottish idea, the joint-stock bank that, starting in the mid-1800s, became the backbone of global finance.
French technical assistance helped Israel get nuclear weapons, and France supplied the advanced military aircraft that became the backbone of the Israeli Air Force.
