Sentence examples for given backbone from inspiring English sources

Sweet Vidalia's version is a perfect antidote, a thick, round galette that is crisp on the outside but juicy within, given backbone and extra flavor by chopped shrimp.

That is, the handicrafts, scavenging, sexual openness, psychedelic palette, body decorations and druggy spirituality of the hippie era are being given backbone by the reductivist tendencies, material eccentricities and political consciousness of Conceptual Art and Process Art.

It is found that the neighboring torsion angles are affected by conformational interconversions of a given backbone angle.

The net force acting on a given backbone node can be computed using local information only, that is, information about node itself and its neighbors.

In standard implementations of computational protein design, a positive-design approach is used to predict sequences that will be stable on a given backbone structure.

For a given backbone and number of grafts per backbone, the compatibilizing efficiency of the graft copolymer first increases with increasing graft length.

It would give backbone to the stewardship rules.

Breedlove, on a visit to Kiev where he met Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko, said the Russian army was "training, equipping, giving backbone" to separatist forces.

With a first-class average in the high 60s he carried this form into the one-day game for the first time this season with an exhilarating century, scored a shade quicker than a run a ball, to give backbone to Surrey's effort.

The green, lush landscape, the oyster beds, insects and crabs, are evoked through so many eyes and felt by so many hands that we start to believe in their enduring existence, giving backbone and depth to the green politics of the book.

I'd love to see film dramas depicting people like the courageous African Americans I met almost 50 years ago, the brave and brilliant and the misfits and nonconformists, who gave backbone and staying power to the movement.