An entity can be structured, for example, so that it is provided with revenues that match the obligations it enters into by borrowing, which means that creditors can be persuaded to lend to it on favourable terms.
Many questions are still being addressed regarding the scope of practice of the dental therapists versus the dentists, and how reimbursement within the existing national insurance scheme will be structured, for example.
Individual interview stories can be categorised and analysed by themes within the account (thematic analysis) or by the way the interview conversation is structured; for example examining the use of metaphor would result in a structural analysis of the narrative.
I recently had a talk with a friend who has been a VC [venture capitalist] for a couple of decades and he's really concerned that the way venture funding is structured, for example, it is not funding the solutions that the world most needs.
A protocol tells how packets are structured— for example, where the destination information is located in the packet and how big it is, as well as how the information is to be interpreted.
Contents of judgments can be seen as propositions, and these can be understood as entities that are structured, for example Russellian propositions.
Some annotation is structured, for example, using an ontology (Stevens and Lord, 2009) or keyword list.
When the relationships between concepts are structured, for example in a database, it becomes trivial to produce such lists through dynamic queries.
Within the physical world, viewed as a world of appearances, there are structures, for example, the oil spot on water, the distribution of an electrical charge and so forth.
"We want to structure something like it would be structured in Germany, for example, where they're not going to be separate into special schools".
However, not all presentations need to be structured this way; for example, if you are making a proposal about a new business plan or idea that you want to develop, it may be interesting to flash images at the audience as you talk about them, giving them a more real and personal understanding of your idea.
