Thus, we conclude that Mg2+ ions act as a linchpin and that at least one ion must be removed prior to pyrophosphate-driven ADP release.
The system of international arms inspections of his facilities that was a linchpin of American strategy at the end of the war collapsed two years ago.
This vast linchpin of a country at the green heart of the continent, covering 905,000 square miles and bordering nine nations, never goes down alone.
Cabrera hit.346 with 11 homers and 60 runs batted in for the Giants this season, was the All-Star Game's most valuable player and had been the linchpin in what has at times been a thin Giants offense.
Directly and indirectly, CMCs were the linchpin in building trust at the community level.
Later, he positions himself as the linchpin of the organisation, but at no point does anyone offer him a paying job.
The national pageant, founded here in 1934 as a tourism linchpin, employs a multilingual staff at an air-conditioned building in Parque de Bolívar in the old center, attracting sponsors like Edox, a Swiss watch manufacturer.
Most economists say the Beijing government acted to maintain the price advantage of Chinese manufactured goods, a linchpin of the Chinese economy, at a time when exports were drying up.
Desperate for a solution, golf's leaders, on the eve of this week's national championship, have turned to "Caddyshack," resurrecting one of Dangerfield's zingers in the film and making it the linchpin for a campaign aimed at rescuing the game.
The new product is the linchpin of a strategic overhaul at Macrovision, which made its name offering protection and distribution software for digital entertainment.
