The phrase "construction structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the structure of a building or other constructed structure, such as a bridge or dam. For example, "The building's construction structure was damaged in the storm."
Finally, the MDC matrix can be constructed by zeros and ones; additionally, it has a simple construction structure that is highly practicable for the design of an implantable neural recording device.
Castle, in ship construction, structure or area raised above the main deck for combat or work purposes.
In this study the explicit integration in a phylogenomic framework of phylogenetic tree construction, structure prediction, and biochemical function data/prediction, allowed inferring the molecular evolutionary history of the PAO gene family and to disambiguate paralogous genes related by duplication event (SMO and APAO) and orthologous genes related by speciation events (PAOs, SMOs/ APAOs).
Layered structure construction.
The scheme has two phases: the layered network structure construction phase and collision-free scheduling phase.
Is there some software tool for 3D structure construction more suitable for QSPR modelling purposes than others?
I've been thinking a lot lately, as I'm sure many people have, about construction: structures going up, coming down, going up again.
On the other hand, newer-construction structures were less likely to survive wildfires at lower density.
On this view, the goal of a first language learner is to become a better language user in particular, by acquiring linguistic constructions (structured mappings between form and meaning) that facilitate successful communication.
In this study, we developed a conceptual weather environmental forecasting system (CWEFS) for predicting the failure of under-construction structures during typhoons.
The emphasis is on heavy gauge construction for building structures — but similar developments exist in parallel fields e.g. light gauge construction, bridges, offshore structures etc.
