The castes were ostensibly professional divisions but were locked firmly into place by birth and a rigid structure of social rules that governed interaction between and within them.
They lie not just in the present shortages of fuel and capacity, but in the structure of an industry too long governed by political rather than economic concerns.
The first type of governance structure, participant-governed network structure, has no separate management entity; and each of the organizations in the network is responsible for decision-making and managing the network.
The deal and dividing control of the major ministries is part of what he called "a process to change the whole power structure of the country and the way it's governed".
The structure of an oloroso.
The numerical scheme is tailored to the specific structure of the integrals associated to a wave propagation phenomenon, governed, in the time domain, by the D'Alembert equation.
Chromatin structure is a governed process often associated with epigenetic regulation, namely, histone post-translational modifications, histone variants and DNA methylation that alter chromatin compaction resulting in altered accessibility of genes to transcriptional regulation [ 10, 11].
According to Kant, the formal structure of our experience, its unity and law-governed regularity, is an achievement of our cognitive faculties rather than a property of reality in itself.
It will demonstrate that individually and politically governed passions play a central role in Pufendorf's description of the structure of human societies.
A Western picture and perhaps more general picture according to which, a social structure, an arrangement of fundamental institutions by which lives are governed, is legitimate if and only if the institutions which it supports are just.
Together, Chomsky and Halle worked to specify the innate foundations dictating the structure of human language, extending Chomsky's work on syntax into a rule-governed framework describing the sounds produced in English.
