Examples of using Backbones in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Why don't you break your backbones, boys?
Are the backbones of the American civilization.".
I stripped your double helixes to their backbones.
They have no backbones… and have evolved into countless different forms.
The only exercise he gets is rubbing people's backbones.
Put in a clean tulle: herbs, backbones, heads, crab and wrap.
Of all known animal species,less than 5% have backbones.
Their backbones and muscles get stronger and they even start to look like mammals.
The team is consisted of young andmiddle-aged technical backbones.
They are used to interconnect MTP/MPO backbones with LC or SC patching.
All the grassroots backbones joined Gigalight before a few decades which finally have a clear return and an opportunity to start again.
In primitive fish, like Haikouichthys,the first true backbones appeared.
Our earliest vertebrate ancestors had backbones call notochords… boneless, flexible rods made of collagen.
A new study in Nature Communications delves into the nitty-gritty of how mammals' backbones became so complex.
Later on, metaphors about campfires or backbones or holes through which the flame could be seen were replaced in most human communities by another idea.
The background of the figures shows many examples of skeletons(also named"scaffolds" or"backbones") of double-bridged peptides.
We're interested in the big picture of how backbones evolve, and there are these long-standing ideas about it being related to the evolution of mammals' respiration, locomotion, and high activity levels,” Angielczyk adds.
The fourth: These people who were punished were the backbones trained by the Three-Self Church.
Angielczyk and his co-authors, Jones and Stephanie Pierce of Harvard's Museum of Comparative Zoology, wanted to figure out how and when mammals andtheir ancestors first evolved these specialised backbones.
The fourth: These people who were punished were the backbones trained by the Three-Self Church.
Our Frankenstein's monster backbones are a key component of mammals evolving the ability to move in a bunch of different ways-compare a cheetah running, a person walking, a bat flying, and a whale swimming.
To multiplex the terminal sessions into their packet-switched backbones, while others, such asTymnet, used proprietary protocols.
They examined fossil backbones from mammal relatives called synapsids that lived between 300 and 200 million years ago and took precise measurements of the bones to determine how the spines were changing over time.
These cables carry data over long distances,sometimes as part of the internet's backbones, and sometimes as part of private networks.
Moreover, Franklin personally told Crick and Watson that the backbones had to be on the outside, which was crucial since before this both they and Linus Pauling had independently generated non-illuminating models with the chains inside and the bases pointing outwards.
These cables carry information over long distances,typically as a part of the web's backbones, and typically as a part of private networks.
The uniqueness of mammalian backbones is something that's been recognized for a long time, and our results show that there's a strong connection between the evolution of our backbones and the evolution of the soft tissues in our muscular and respiratory systems," says Angielczyk.
The collective is taking credit for an escalating series of cyberattacks that have disrupted banks,internet backbones and government websites in Turkey.
The uniqueness of mammalian backbones is something that's been recognised for a long time, and our results show that there's a strong connection between the evolution of our backbones and the evolution of the soft tissues in our muscular and respiratory systems,” says Angielczyk.
Tests were done to find out if fipronil is toxic to fish andcreatures in the water without backbones(invertebrates), such as shrimp and water fleas.

