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For that full-motion video, high bandwidth, global technology we will need all new infrastructure, from backbone to servers to personal ports.

The team says Rendr is already ready for production-quality apps and while Airbnb hopes that it will become more modular over time and maybe even decouple it from Backbone to allow it to work with other client-side MVC libraries, it doesn't intend for it to become the next Ember.js or Backbone.js.js

The whole system works like a game of hot potato, with huge amounts of data being frantically tossed from one backbone to another, often getting lost or delayed.

In our algorithm for backbone detection without the worm boundary (BDB−), our intuition is to define the backbone control points as those that form a sufficiently smooth curve and minimize the sum of the distances from the backbone to the nearest stained cells.

Other factors such as the H-bonding network from backbone amides to sulfurs and overall charge of the protein are reported to play a role in determining the reduction potential value within [2Fe 2S] ferredoxin classes.

There are several NH···S H-bonds from backbone amides to the sulfurs of the cluster, with sulfur ligands of Fe1 (the iron closer to the surface) being involved in more H-bonds than those of Fe2.

Two different photoinduced electron transfer effects were observed in the new antenna namely that from the receptor to the core fluorophore and that from the polyamidoamine backbone to the peripheral 1,8-naphthalimides.

China Unicom recently gave Lucent a billion-dollar contract to design and deploy an entire network, from the optical backbone to the circuits and wireless systems that will feed into it.

Although no significant interaction can be observed between both moieties in the ground state, after photoexcitation an efficient energy transfer takes place from the PFP backbone to the red chromophore, indeed, by adjusting the polymer/naphthalimide ratio it is possible to obtain single polymers which emit white light to the human eye in solid state.

DNA glycosylases remove damaged bases from the DNA backbone to create an AP site.

Moreover, these versatile hydrogels have the potential to incorporate multiple and different peptides to specifically tune bioactivity and biodegradability, that can be tethered from the protein backbone to mimic the complexity of native ECM.