In this work, only restoration of system backbone (BSG, NBSG and CLs units) is conducted before resynchronization of the islands.
In all systems, the backbone N in Val/Trp4 is hydrogen bonded to C3c Gly345 O, and the backbone O in Val/Trp4 is hydrogen bonded to the charged amide group of C3c Arg456; the former hydrogen bond-related polar interaction is stronger in the parent Compstatin, whereas the latter is stronger in W4 OMW A9.
In the commercial sector, just-in-time delivery systems – the backbone of modern industrial supply – will also be jeopardised due to the lack of drivers.
The HIS is an integrated information system that is composed of backbone systems and many peripheral systems.
Yet its criminal-justice system, the backbone of any society, is deeply flawed.
Those changes include an expansion of wireless services, which add more flexibility for the basic alarm system, the backbone of home automation.
The system's backbone cable, with a capacity of 6,000 megawatts, equal to the output of five large nuclear reactors, would run in shallow trenches on the seabed in federal waters 15 to 20 miles offshore, from northern New Jersey to Norfolk, Va.
One glaring example: The interstate highway system, the backbone of modern America's growth, turned 50 last year.
Without Akamai, Internet content providers are faced with a clumsy system of backbone providers and local Internet service providers (ISPs) that don't always get the job done.
At heart, the enernet is the foundation for smart-city tech, including the "Internet of Things," distributed systems, interconnected backbones and networking technologies, EV-charging services and autonomous vehicles, to name a few.
