Sentence examples for considered a structure from inspiring English sources
The homeowner, Andrew J. Hall, had argued that the artwork, by the German sculptor Anselm Kiefer, was not subject to commission approval because it could not legally be considered a structure.
But after a three-year legal battle between the Millers and some of their neighbors, a judge ruled last summer that the heron, which weighs two tons and was crafted from white welded steel, should be considered a structure and did in fact require a permit.
Abe (1996) considered a structure with a bi-linear behavior to which a TMD with bi-linear hysteretic damper is attached.
Based on the failure properties discovered in this study and recognizing the limitations of testing cadaveric tissues the ALL is to be considered a structure that acts synergistically with primary stabilizers, such as LCL, ACL and iliotibial band to support the knee.
We considered a structure to have a large core if its average RSA ranked within the bottom third of all average RSA values and to have a small core if ranked within the top third of all average RSA values [ 9].
Since cofilin's binding cooperativity is mediated by the filament's twist, it can also be considered a structure-sensing mechanism.
Since the CTD is considered a structure-less domain (Meinhart et al., 2005), we hypothesized that the CTD is a natural proteasome substrate, and that Tyr1-P prevents its proteasomal degradation.
This concern with a space's social use and its potential for adaptation was a hallmark of SANAA's design philosophy, and, as a result, Sejima and Nishizawa did not consider a structure to be finished until it was inhabited.
Consider a structure M = (A, R,...) consisting of a non-empty set A serving as the universe of discourse, and some relations and functions on A interpreting the non-logical symbols.
However, in reference [7], it has been shown that in order to have wave transmission through the plasma, it is not necessary to consider a structure whereby coupled surface modes excite on both sides of the plasma layer.
