Synonym: anchor, back, grit, gumption, guts, keystone, linchpin, lynchpin, mainstay, moxie, rachis, sand, spinal column, spine, vertebral column. Similar words: snack bar, back, aback, back of, back on, back out, back up, set back. Meaning: n. 1. a central cohesive source of support and stability 2. fortitude and determination 3. the series of vertebrae forming the axis of the skeleton and protecting the spinal cord 4. the part of a book's cover that encloses the inner side of the book's pages and that faces outward when the book is shelved 5. the part of a network that connects other networks together.
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151. The results showed that the backbone of NFG - 1 was composed of xylose and glucose.
152. In the late of Roman Republic, latifundium broke the former economic trend and became the backbone of Roman economy.
153. Each additional area must have a direct or virtual connection to the backbone OSPF area.
154. Your especial fear is that it will be your backbone.
155. The unnatural backbone of PNAs also means that PNAs are particularly resistant to protease and nuclease degradation.
156. Yueqing City is Bethel Die Yueqing City plant machinery manufacturing enterprise backbone Die Association.
157. TC4 titanium alloy backbone screw has suddenly cracked after being implanted in human body and under its expected life.
158. He'll never give credit to a Lancashire team - he's Yorkshireman to the backbone.
159. The biscuit outside spinal cord has three-layer velamen, most outside for stiff backbone film, it is among arachnoid , surface of clingy spinal cord is lining soft backbone film.
160. His sister had the backbone to stand up to him.
161. These generators formed the backbone of the Imperial Hyperspace Security Net.
162. Wood is three Nakamori,[http://Sentencedict.com] Fairchild wine as the backbone of the and sideline products processing industry.
163. The distributed software system is implemented in large wire-speed routers that work on Internet backbone.
164. To succeed in life, you need three things: a wishbone, a backbone and a funny bone.
165. The military communication network provides backbone support to China's national military command and data network.
166. The Rockies, the backbone of the North American Continent, is also known as the Continental Divide.
167. Observers watch as space shuttle Atlantis launches on a mission to deliver a new segment of the International Space Station's backbone, known as the truss, to the orbiting laboratory.
168. First, two non-complementary strands of phosphate backbone modified oligonucleotides (PM oligo-DNA) were loaded on the surface of the 15 and 25 nm Au nanoparticles, respectively.
169. Puddings provided the backbone to the English empire, especially sweet ones like spotted dick or treacle sponge.
170. Tradespeople and operators are the backbone of American mobiloil group.
171. In order to build a network backbone which has high speed, stability, low cost and high scalability, this paper analyses the functions of the backbone.
172. Kings, the council and the assembly formed the backbone of the Homeric political system.
173. The backbone marshals of Main Army were all trusted follows , relatives and family member of Napoleon.
174. The simplex method represents the backbone of most of the techniques presented in the book.
175. In fact most Christians today would be hard-pressed to name a handful of the 613 commandments that form the backbone of the Torah.
176. Vertebra is one of the bones of the backbone or spinal column.
177. Raytheon's MAINGATE solution is the backbone of the network, which will link together unattended ground sensors, unmanned ground vehicles and unmanned aircraft systems.
178. Polyaramide with easily rotational backbone has higher gas permeability, For two polymers with the samebackbone, gas permeability is higher for one with methyl side group on its aromatic ring.
179. This prevents fast Ethernet from being a good backbone technology choice.
180. Sales of beef containing the backbone of animals aged over 12 months were banned in 2001 in many European countries, with the low age limit effectively outlawing T-bone steak.
More similar words: snack bar, back, aback, back of, back on, back out, back up, set back, back away, back down, backlog, cut back, hold back, call back, pay back, drawback, clawback, draw back, turn back, talk back, give back, backyard, look back, go back on, keep back, feedback, stand back, go back to, bring back, flash back.