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31. Many of the large military enterprises which formed the backbone of the city's economy have suffered serious reductions in income.

32. The resulting backbone connected thirteen sites and began operation in July 1988.

33. The middle classes, who used to be the backbone of the regime, are becoming less prosperous.

34. The backbone of the nation, the salt of the earth.

35. This policy, however, created a need for commercial network providers to bypass the NSFNET backbone as much as possible.

36. Local or access roads, or on-ramps, simplify linkages between businesses, schools, and homes to the communications backbone.

37. Improvisation and ingenuity, not tradition, are the backbone of a unique dance troupe that is becoming a Tucson favorite.

38. Use them as solo shrubs or as permanent backbone for pot or windowbox, with some seasonal plant infills.

39. We should look at corporate greed, investor stupidity and lack of backbone within national governments as the down side of globalisation.

40. This will usually entail the larger provider selling the smaller one access to its backbone.

41. In later periods,[sentencedict.com] pottery typologies usually form the backbone of the chronological system.

42. These backbone access providers link users and ecommerce application providers.

43. Farmers' activities, which are the backbone of the rural economy, are vital to the survival of whole communities.

44. She felt as though an invisible line through her backbone held her upright.

45. These are the dominant players in the Internet access hierarchy and provide other smaller service providers with backbone connectivity.

46. If the compromised system is on a backbone network, intruders can monitor any transit traffic traversing between nodes on that network.

47. Volunteers such as the receptionist form the backbone of the hospice and volunteer sitters have been helping for five years.

48. Directions, along with inhibition, forms the backbone of the Alexander Technique.

49. Data traffic on the NSFnet backbone alone has increased by more than 25 times in the last 2 years.

50. But Daley says that community policing is the backbone of everything he does.

51. The repressor also recognizes sequence-dependent distortion or flexibility of the operator phosphate backbone, conferring specificity even for inaccessible base pairs.

52. While Caesar stressed that grazing combined with fishing and hunting constituted the backbone of the Germanic economy.

53. They provide a bridge between local organizations, such as campuses and libraries, and the federally funded NSFNET backbone service.

54. He was the backbone of a new and fragile enterprise, they said.

55. McQueen - Ditto Currie - Along with the two above were the backbone of Armfield's team.

56. What I call outline plants form the backbone of your garden.

57. Vertebrates do it by means of a backbone and internal skeleton, arthropods achieve structural rigidity by means of a tough external skeleton or shell.

58. The principal use of this variety is to provide the backbone essential to Champagne blends.

59. Every other machine in Harley's range uses its trusted formula of a 45 V-twin in a steel backbone frame.

60. Phosphate positions on the DNA-ribbon backbone are shown as circles, and the bases as horizontal bars.