Sentence examples similar to a structure of local from inspiring English sources

Robustness is called to non-sensitivity of a structure to local damage.

Further, the state space is recursively partitioned into a hierarchical structure of local recurrence regions.

A new structure of local government, the contemporary village panchayat, has emerged in rural India as a consequence of the Constitution (73rd Amendment) Act, 1992.

Institutionally, decentralization in Uganda is built on a hierarchical structure of local councils (LCs) that stretches from the village (LC1) through the parish (LC2), the subcounty (LC3), the county (LC4), and the district (LC5).

By the time the British left India in 1947 they had given the subcontinent a number of priceless assets, including the English language, but also a structure of good government, local organisation and logistical infrastructure that still holds good today.

In contrast, the single patches typically found both in the present study and in our previous work could possibly be attributed to a more complex structure of local sources that might generate a relatively weak field which is maximal over the area between the dipoles (see Kaiser et al. 2000, for a detailed discussion of the possible source structure).

There must be a more progressive structure of local taxation in Britain.

He believed that just like the psychoanalysts to deal with the unconsciousness of their patients, the healing spells of Cuna shamans reproduce a certain "deep structure" of local mythological systems; thereby, the ritual has some magical "symbolic efficacy" (Lévi-Strauss 1958, p. 205 226).

"Major reinvention" will be a necessity, he added, including taking a serious look at the structure of local governments and the possibility, in some places, of consolidation of services.

The basic concept is to breakdown the complete conformational space of a structure into local conformations of neighbour atoms with respect to core atoms.

Many believe that Mr Kejriwal's demand is fair - the notoriously corrupt police in the Indian capital are not accountable to its elected leaders and report to the federal government, something which his confidante and AAP spokesperson Yogendra Yadav describes as an "absurdity in the structure of local government".