Sentence examples for an essential structure from inspiring English sources

Yet just by being in the working world, she was assembling an essential structure of attributes to open a door to a mortgage.

Or, in traditional transcendental philosophy, the empirical event is supposed to be an accident that overcomes an essential structure.

That's because the anus is one of the most important parts of many animals; an essential structure that changes how an organism's digestive system works.

The Clinical Skills Laboratory has become an essential structure in nurse education and several benefits of its use have been identified.

A study by Lemetais et al. (2012) on S. cerevisiae showed that the plasma membrane is an essential structure for the survival of cells during dehydration by air-drying.

Having explored a basic phenomenology of memory, it seems evident that informed consent for ECT isolates memory as an effect rather than an essential structure of the patient's life; it is mere memory.

The replacement of gluten, particularly in a bread formulation, presents a major technological challenge, as it is an essential structure-building protein, which is necessary for formulating high quality breads.

Second, the religious can be distinguished from the secular because it expresses a universal, essential structure that Eliade called the "dialectic of the sacred and the profane," or the "dialectic of hierophanies" (manifestations of the sacred in the world).

The meaning units were organised into different clusters and through the different clusters and the text as a whole the essential structure of the studied phenomenon emerged.

It's the essential structure of a culture, a job, a family, an established sense of self or anything that creates both a boundary (ideally, a boundary that is warming and functional and encouraging) and an opportunity to periodically jump the fence and adventure outside of that boundary (ideally, nothing that terminates the structure entirely but definitely opposes its fundamentals).

Centromere DNA presents a puzzle in that although it tends to have less conservation than the genome as whole and is largely made up of unstable repetitive elements, it forms the basis for a highly conserved and essential structure.