More importantly, the structure of the underlay network has little influence then; the overlay graph acquires a "small-world" structure (and, for some variants of the global scheme, a "scale-free" structure that is even more efficient).
— A World Fit for Children Declaration .
The UK's national synchrotron facility - the Diamond Light Source near Oxford - is to become a world centre for studying the structure of viruses and bacteria that cause serious disease.
'A world loaded in favour of one sex accounts for the pyramidal structure of gender.
A new structure for the world ranking event means that only the top four seeds - Ding Junhui, Mark Selby, Judd Trump and John Higgins - plus the top four Welsh players - Williams, Matthew Stevens, Ryan Day and Dominic Dale - were guaranteed a place at the venue.
The architect as creator shapes a world for us as the structure's users, and our appreciation of that world requires our entry into, and movement through, it.
It had twin goals be raising awareness of the importance of recycling and setting a world record for the largest cardboard box structure – out got the record, but before long it was eclipsed by a similar project at another school.
As such, this approach might be useful for empirical networks that have a small-world structure.
Some of these constructs, such as space and time, correspond to the way the world is structured by the laws of physics; for others the correspondence is not as clear.
In fact the company opted to refurbish the structure into a world-first for energy efficiency and low carbon technology.
Adjusting for differences in age structure and calculating expected mortality for a world-standard age structure give a more informative comparison (28).
