Sentence examples for an idea of structure from inspiring English sources

Since self-driving technology is bound to an idea of structure, it's simply easier to deploy the tech in a structured environment -- quite like the one that Singapore has.

So to make a bridge [in the future], for example, you won't come up with an idea of structure and then adapt that structure to that particular situation.

Soon an idea of structure is in place, and the odyssey begins, punctuated with bursts of intensity the composer idiosyncratically calls "codas," arranged on a curve of mounting intensity.

Even self-regulating networks need an idea of structure to support the sense of shared interest.

Even the Great Wall is really more an idea of a structure than a physical structure — most of those defense walls are nothing more than tamped earth, a few feet tall.

This was important, because having an idea of the structure of a protein can tell you quite a lot about how it might work.

There is no specific structure for GO, but morphological and structural characterization gives an idea of the GO structure [29].

"Of the Pialat films 'L'Enfance Nue' gave me an idea of how to structure this film, which is all about middles," Mr. Sachs said.

As I began to assemble an idea of how to structure this year's program, I decided to start with Colonel Raible's command guidance.

So a snapshot of the Last.fm social network will tell you who the central players are now and the forest fire model will give you an idea of how this structure evolved.

It is useful to scan the table of contents for a chapter to get an idea of the overall structure of a topic.