Sentence examples for global backbone from inspiring English sources
Network Service Providers, in turn, buy connectivity from global backbone providers -- the companies that operate the huge fiberoptic cables that link together continents.
A best-fit superposition of the ensemble of the 20 lowest-energy structures (Fig. 4a) was displayed with the RMSD values of 1.19 ± 0.20 Å for global backbone atoms and 1.77 ± 0.77 Å for global heavy atoms.
The first came during the 1980s, when telephone companies laced the United States and other countries with fibers to create a global backbone of information pipelines that could carry vastly more data than the copper wires and microwave links they replaced.
Backbone flexibility in BD is represented by global backbone motions: a change in the backbone conformation of residue position i tends to propagate along the rest of the chain (Georgiev and Donald, 2007).
The good news, from a systems perspective, is that the solidity of regional monopolistic markets having deteriorated led to investment in the new local-global backbone — the internet — and in local collectivities that were seeking higher levels of self-determination.
Owning EdgeCast, and combining it with the carrier's global network backbone COMMA, will give Verizon access to EdgeCast's big-name CDN clients while also extending its reach.
Giesen, A.W., Homans, S.W. & Brown, J.M. Determination of protein global folds using backbone residual dipolar coupling and long-range NOE restraints.
The polymer has a global hyperbranched polyethylene backbone and multiple covalently bonded pyrene moieties as branch ends.
We argue that agriculture practiced under smallholder farmer-dominated landscapes and not large-scale farming, is currently the backbone of global food security in the developing world.
Swift, the backbone of global financial transactions, declined comment on TPBank's claims.
Global shipping is a backbone of the global economy, and as such, it evolves alongside the development of trade and the elaboration of commodity chains.
