Sentence examples for constituent structures from inspiring English sources

This paper also proposes a theoretical approach of extending existing models by considering grain shape distribution during stochastic design and modelling of nanomaterials' constituent structures and mechanical properties.

Furthermore, a proposal is made on a theoretical approach to extend the existing models to incorporate the grain shape distribution function during the stochastic design and modelling of nanomaterials' constituent structures and yield stress.

Hybrid structures of graphene with other carbon materials such as carbon nanotubes (CNTs) [5, 6] and amorphous carbon (a-C) [6] could combine advantages of the constituent structures and find applications in many areas.

A description of the native state ensembles of IDPs in terms of the constituent structures and their relative populations is vital to understanding both the function and the aggregation process of these proteins.

The content of a sentence, with respect to a context, is a structured proposition, that is, a proposition with a constituent structure whose ultimate constituents are individual, properties, and relations.

Not all syntactic ambiguity is satisfactorily accounted for in terms of constituent structure.

Central to his theory of syntax were the notions of form classes and constituent structure.

The constituent structure of the whole sentence is represented by means of a tree diagram in Figure 1.

By the constituent structure of a phrase or sentence is meant the hierarchical organization of the smallest forms of which it is composed (its ultimate constituents) into layers of successively more inclusive units.

It is one of the characteristic features of tagmemic grammar that it gives much less emphasis to the notion of constituent structure than other American approaches to grammatical analysis.

Finally, it can be said that the whole sentence "Poor John lost his watch" is a member of the form class G. Thus, the constituent structure not only of "Poor John lost his watch" but of a whole set of English sentences can be represented by means of the tree diagram given in Figure 2. New sentences of the same type can be constructed by substituting actual forms for the class labels.