Sentence examples for and structures of a from inspiring English sources

Act II is very different: here most aspects of the play are suspended anyway, and Balanchine is so evidently giving us the forms and structures of a Balanchine ballet.

Maccabi Tel Aviv recruited Jordi Cruyff as sporting director to bring them his experiences from playing for Barcelona and Manchester United, to create the environment and structures of a big European football club in Israel, where they did not exist.

In other words, an observer's subjective experiences supervene on the invariant relationships and structures of a symbolically constructed objective world.

A systematic change takes place to affect all spheres of meanings, practices and structures of a society through social innovation.

This means that the requirements and structures of a system are looked at totally detached from the knowledge of specific details.

Both processes have been successfully used in the fabrication of thin films and structures of a range of organic materials and systems.

The form and structure of a piece are visible and verifiable in the composer's text.

But the details and structure of a Gores offer remain unclear.

The rhythm and structure of a film, so carefully constructed by the director, would be cheerfully chopped up.

Without the predictability and structure of a daily schedule, many people with learning disabilities struggle to cope.

This corporateness was the basis of the stability and structure of a society formed out of unilineal descent groups.