This model is composed of proximal confined units where channelization processes, amalgamation and bypass dominate, to more distal and less confined units where compensation, constructive structures and high deposition rates control sedimentary architectures.
However, only a few classical Chinese words have been identified as conditional expressions, such as 假使 jiǎshǐ 'if', 若使 ruòshǐ 'if', and 微 wéi 'if not' (Eifring 1988; Jiang 2018) and some other constructive structures, such as 如果…早就 rúguǒ…zǎojiù 'if-something should have been done' and 如果早… rúguǒzǎo 'if something has been done earlier' (Jing-Schmidt 2017).
2. A constructive governance structure placed within the Department of Treasury and not within any individual infrastructure department.
The results open up new possibilities for the design of single-molecule devices based on quantum interference effects, for instance, switching devices that operate by combining destructive and constructive molecular structures.
Its client base is a minority community, and its mission is expressly to serve that base through "the development of a highly talented workforce". The bank is unique in other ways: its leadership welcomes constructive criticism; its structure is relatively egalitarian and nonbureaucratic; and its culture is open-minded.
Virtual design gives flexibility to explore constructive solutions or structures.
Simulated teaching methods enable a safe learning environment that are structured, constructive and reflective.
Despite these advantages, a dynamic spinal implant (DSI) generates complications which require clinical follow-up, the continuous development of constructive solutions and structured optimization of the implant architecture using current mechanical design methods.
By focusing this energy on the underlying relationships and social structures, constructive changes can be brought about and creative ways can be generated to shape a better future.
The structure produces constructive interference for green light, which gives it its high reflectance.
