Sentences with phrase «backbone after»

Yes, the bit about Churchill finally finding his backbone after talking to «ordinary» commuters on a train is irritatingly ahistorical rubbish.

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Studies have shown that the prefrontal cortex of the brain, the backbone of your willpower, is most active when you wake up — meaning that creative activity is highest during and immediately after sleep.

Roy Sabag, controlling shareholder in the company and its CEO, announced recently that after the merger with Backbone Hosting Solutions was completed, he would be replaced as CEO by Wes Fulford, who was recently named CEO of the Canadian company.

Have a backbone pu - ssies... like the generation before you and the one that came after us.

He wrote another book after visiting the UK and stated clearly that the one thing missing in our church was without doubt obedience, the very backbone of Christianity!

They can expect to spend their days working with a lot of numbers, as well as receive a steady paycheck and have job security — after all, accounting is the backbone of almost every business.

I prefer this to some willy nilly coaching decisions that don't have any backbone to them after they are made and succeed / fail.

Maybe he has the steeliness that was once associated with the Arsenal of yore, of which we may direly need in times like these.A man who was a backbone of the Invincibles, I wouldnt be surprised if he became highly - sought - after - hot - management - material were he to usurp the reins after SirAW!

They are the backbone of the service economy, cleaning, catering, looking after the old, the sick and the dying, and of food and agriculture.

After designing the chemical building blocks of peptides, the researchers used the supercomputer Mira, with its 10 petaflops of processing power and more than 780,000 cores, to model scores of potential shapes, or conformations, that specific backbone sequences of amino acids might take.

After some trial and error, the team designed a structure that worked: a metallo - organic case containing both metal ions and a carbon backbone surrounding a spherical molecule called bicyclooctane.

The DOE's wind report put the price tag for a national backbone at $ 60 billion — a staggering sum, at least until various federal bailouts started to come along last autumn after the stock market plummeted.

After all, wind and solar energy, the backbone of this revolution, can't produce power 24/7.

They are endowed with unique features that may allow them to form the backbone of one type of quantum computer, and researchers have been chasing after them for years.

Soon, plant - eating animal life followed (including Arthropods such as the scorpion - like Eurypterids that moved from marine waters into brackish then fresh water — some species becoming amphibious and emerging onto land for part of their life cycle after becoming capable of breathing in both water and air — which eventually evolved into insects, and finally, by 379 million years ago, animals with backbones known as «vertebrates» which evolved from Fishes that moved onto land to evolve into Amphibians and eventually into Reptiles, Dinosaurs, Birds, and Mammals — Niedzwiedzki et al, 2010).

The «fasted state» that arrives after the postabsorptive state has been documented to both burn fat at higher rates (the backbone behind intermittent fasting) and give your body a much needed rest.

When I had the good sense to consult a naturopath after my diagnosis with postpartum thyroiditis, this was the backbone of her recommendation to me.

[Foster and Harrelson's] interplay, on the job (ruining the day of one unfortunate person after the next) and off... provides the backbone of this erratically paced film.

After all, if directors like Guillermo Del Toro had listened to bad press and box office notices, we'd never have had «Crimson Peak» and «The Devil's Backbone,» two of the most important films of my lifetime.

Amazing, he actually manages to restrain his inclinations for a little over a half hour in order to allow for the high concept backbone of the plot, but after this, he tears the lid off and lets it rip for all its worth.

By the end of CHRISTMAS, they've lost their backbones, settling into groveling to their moms for forgiveness after each has a needed exchange with their elder.

After all, standardized tests have formed the backbone of nearly every major Obama K - 12 initiative, from teacher evaluation, to school improvement grants to Race to the Top in its various forms to teacher preparation.

E3 Alliance worked with the Central Texas After - school Network and key investors to launch Learn All the Time, a new «backbone» to strategically build up a thriving ecosystem of out of school and summer learning programming.

After seven years of absence, the Ranger will make a comeback to North America in early 2019 with an all - new body (not that new for European and Asian customers, though), high - strength steel frame backbone, a 2.3 - liter EcoBoost turbocharged four - cylinder engine, and 10 - speed automatic transmission.

Understanding credit, credit reporting and credit scores is the backbone to developing a solid financial foundation yet we find day after day the average American makes serious mistakes because of the lack of knowledge concerning credit.

After reading your posts about the Dragon's Backbone and Yangshou it had me curious about my own words about these sites.

For example, we've travelled to the Dragon's Backbone Rice Terraces after we left Yangshuo.

After a series of mergers, Digital Eclipse folded into Backbone Entertainment and it, in turn, folded into Foundation 9.

After moving to New York in 1978, Tseng began crafting the performative self - portraits that form the backbone of his artistic practice.

This technique appears in works such as Green Torches Welcome New Ghosts and Eastern Gate, both of 1961, in which he applied thinned oil in a variety of ways including brushing, pouring, and spraying Collages, such as River Mist, although not seemingly related visually, are the backbone of the well - known collages produced after 1964.

After announcing HomeKit last June at its developer's conference, Apple hadn't talked much about the platform, which serves as a backbone for connecting household devices, until this week.