Sentence examples for long backbone from inspiring English sources

As part of the development, oil companies will build bridges, pave more than 20 roads and run a gas pipeline down the island's long backbone.

Polymer bottlebrushes may be viewed as hairy flexible cylinders with a long backbone and a thick corona of densely grafted polymer chains.

By coupling ay-PEO113 onto a long backbone PGA940, wormlike PEO brushes with an average length of 140 nm were prepared as demonstrated by AFM.

With the flagellin three-dimensional structure (PDB code 1IO1) obtained after the DSC study, we know that (N-terminal) D1-D2 lisker is a long backbone segment devoid of any secondary structures that runs under the hydrophobic core of Df1 and residues L159 (most buried), I162, L167, L169, and L172 on the linker contribute side chains to the core.

Recently, for example, other researchers discovered that another enhancer was responsible for snakes' extra ribs and long backbones.

Mechanical spectra indicated a presence of super soft states for samples with long backbones or for systems which have been slightly cross-linked (G′<104 Pa).

PHLG-TEP, a phosphonium-containing polypeptide having a sufficient long backbone-to-charge distance (11 σ-bonds), adopted helical conformation with great stability against the change of pH and ionic strength of the polypeptide aqueous solution.

For the reasons given above, the weight vector w= w1, w2, w3) was set to (0.5,1, −3), as this favors substructures that (i) include long backbones (and/or few phosphate groups) and (ii) contain few reaction centers.

In the coming year, the schedule called for the 135-foot-long backbone of the station to be extended to its full length of 356 feet.

With the addition of girders like the one attached on Thursday, the space station will eventually have a 356-foot-long backbone.

It has peaks as tall as 3,000 feet and is the western terminus of the 65-mile-long Backbone Trail, a challenging path across a large swath of the region with commanding views.