backbone

the backbone of a thesis.

the backbone of a fish

The backbone is an articulate structure.

these firms are the backbone of our industrial sector.

City have the backbone of a tidy side.

a backboned creature

displayed grit and backbone in facing adversity.

The older employees are the backbone of the industry.

Agriculture used to be the economic backbone of this country.

he has enough backbone to see us through this difficulty.

The wounded soldiers showed much backbone before the enemy.

Polyamidine is a kind of important polymers,there are some amidine groups in their backbone or in their pendant chain.

More and more people are deciding that political power must be the backbone of every new advance.

Polyaramide with easily rotational backbone has higher gas permeability, For two polymers with the same backbone, gas permeability is higher for one with methyl side group in its aroma-tic ring.

1. the backbone fault of the nappe tectonic was not “F.2”, but within the anhydrite member underlaid the nappe, and the anhydrock was an ideal lubricating layer;

In this paper, the new chelating resin (PSIM) with a polythioether backbone bearing imidazole group is first synthesized by the reaction between polychloromethylthiirane and imidazole.

We developed a general computational strategy for creating these protein structures that incorporates full backbone flexibility into rotamer-based sequence optimization.

Several chiral aryl diphosphite ligands derived from pyranoside backbones of glucose and galactose were applied in Rh-catalyzed asymmetric hydroformylation of styrene.

Mediterranean fish such as tub gurnard, rockling, dentex and others became the backbone of his cuisine, notably in his version of the old local fish-soup recipe, "bouillabaisse.

Teachers are the backbone of our country.

The first animals to develop a backbone were fishes.

Young people today will be the backbone in realizing the second Centenary Goal.

The plans may form the backbone of a presidential reelection bid.

When this is done, he has the backbone for his dam.

The health-care division will continue to be the backbone of modern hospitals.

Not philosophers but fretsawyers and stamp collectors compose the backbone of society.

You've always been the backbone, and I appreciate you so, so much.

Amazon's cloud-computing division, which provides the backbone of its profits, did well.

But the oyster has no backbone; indeed it has no bones at all.