Sentence examples for becoming structured from inspiring English sources

Repeats two, six, and seven remain largely unstructured in this intermediate, becoming structured in a second kinetic step that leads to the native state.

In the current organization in which radiology is increasingly becoming structured along organ-based lines, there is danger of giving less attention to the technical aspects of our profession.

Entropic chains carry out functions that benefit directly from their conformational disorder; that is, they function without ever becoming structured.

DiDonato executes these figures with such purposeful precision that they take on emotional weight, becoming structure rather than décor.

By Alex Ross DiDonato executes florid bel-canto figures so precisely that they take on emotional weight, becoming structure rather than décor.

This is the controversial trajectory under which epidemiology developed in Latin America since the late 1970s, transforming from a basic knowledge formation built around certain processes to a discipline constructed around partially defined objects, to finally becoming a science structured around clearly defined objects of study [ 34].

With the development of city constructions, tunnels are becoming important structures for underground transportation.

Carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) laminates have been becoming primary structures in the aerospace industry because of their high specific strength and stiffness.

Learning outcomes are becoming fundamental for structuring the standards and guidelines of quality assessment in higher education and continuing education institutions in Europe and worldwide.

Stage 2 involves the pre-existing or precursor structures becoming linked by differently orientated structures, as stresses are perturbed within the developing fault zone.

This, most of the times, results in structures becoming bluff bodies characterized by high wind-structure interaction induced loads.