backbone
முதுகெலும்பாக
definition
noun
Both chickens and humans are vertebrates, a group of animals that have skulls and backbones .
the series of vertebrae extending from the skull to the pelvis; the spine.
these firms are the backbone of our industrial sector
the chief support of a system or organization; the mainstay.
translation of 'backbone'
முதுகெலும்பு
noun
முதுகெலும்ப
example
Scrunching up the backbone would bring the shoulder and pelvis closer together, while straightening the 'backbone' would push them apart, he explained.
Although the discussion above has been limited to the side chains, the peptide 'backbone' also forms hydrogen bonds with the DPPC acceptor headgroups.
Thus, desmosterol can condense lipid bilayers as well as cholesterol in contrast to other sterols with modifications in the sterol 'backbone' of the molecule.
What happened to the grit, the determination, the 'backbone' ?
The administration has two great strengths in its foreign policy: 'backbone' , and clarity of vision.
The spinal cord, a pathway for messages between the brain and the body, is protected by the 'backbone' , or spinal column.
A good host company should offer its customers multiple connections to the Internet from its servers (also known as a 'backbone' connection).
He cites his mother as his inspiration, support and the 'backbone' of his success.
The first major project completed was the digital 'backbone' network, which spans the entire country since its completion in February this year.
High-speed fiber-optic communication lines make up the Internet 'backbone' , and this network could be extended to consumers.
Finally, ancestral archosaurs had a double row of bony plates (called scutes, or osteoderms) running along the 'backbone' .
And maybe we'll have the spine and the 'backbone' to get the job done.
these firms are the 'backbone' of our industrial sector
The characters have no 'backbone' , the story little credibility or substance.
the great Pennine range is the 'backbone' of England
Colin has volunteered at the museum for six years, and as with all the volunteers, is the 'backbone' of the organisation.
Storing video on the edge of the network, instead of transmitting it along the 'backbone' , can markedly reduce costs.
True, they have not that softness of speech which is said to be possessed by Londoners, but they have plenty of grit and 'backbone' in their characters.
Villagers cannot afford to use the network even if the 'backbone' transport and connection are free.
The same techniques can be adapted to route LSPs in a 'backbone' network.
The protective mucus in the gastrointestinal tract consists of glycoproteins - a protein 'backbone' with carbohydrate side chains.
You must do it right because your staff are the 'backbone' of your business.
It is possible today to come up with small access systems, which could be connected to a 'backbone' telecom network.
She knew it wasn't her husband's fault that his employer's didn't pay him enough for the work he did, but she still wished that he would have enough 'backbone' to try and find another job.
he has enough 'backbone' to see us through this difficulty
He is really the 'backbone' of the band, with his superlative drumming.
And the system, with few exceptions, still provides the 'backbone' of professional education and development within the Army.
Instead, data traffic travels through the IP 'backbone' or another public network, which offers hackers enough opportunities for their work.
Today, an access control system is the 'backbone' of many organizations' total security plan.
Health insurers are the 'backbone' of the system, since they pay the bills.
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