An appreciation of protein structure guides much of our research.
Spelling, Horobin suggests, could be used "as a door to a wider understanding and appreciation of the structure of the English language, its history and its diversity".
In a way, she is both, for an appreciation of musical structure and an interest in historical research are integral to her work.
Tenenbaum and Raffman's discussion of the pursuit of vague goals is interestingly related to Luca Ferrero's suggestion that many activities are "made up of momentary actions that relate in non-local ways that span over the entire length of the activities" and "require the agent's continuous appreciation of the structure and outcome of the extended activities taken as a whole" (2009, 406).
Staff from both unit B and E noted their appreciation of the structure of RTC and the process it provided for doing focused QI work.
1– 6 More elemental affective attributes of dissonance and pleasantness, cognitive labeling of musical emotions, attribution of mental states to music, and appreciation of musical structure are likely to represent at least partially separable dimensions of music emotion coding.
There was at first some skepticism concerning the importance and significance of ANA staining patterns, but this was in large part due to lack of appreciation of the structure, function and location of intracellular micro-organelles.
Neuroimaging has advanced substantially in the past three decades, with current technology permitting the assessment of neurochemical concentrations within the brain, more detailed appreciation of its structure and connections and an intriguing insight into its functionality.
This revitalization is driven in part by a new appreciation of the structures themselves, and also by a sense that, like them or not, these "strange, angry objects," as the British critic and author Owen Hatherley has called them, are an irrefutable part of the country's architectural and social legacy.
In keeping with the intentional character of the built environment, the base case may well be that our appreciation of built structures is advanced by knowledge of, for example, what purpose they serve.
