Sentence examples for defining structures from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clark says these older gardens benefit from having "great bones" or defining structures such as walls, terraces and walkways as well as mature trees.

According to Mrs. Clark, these older gardens benefit from having great "bones," defining structures like walls, terraces and walkways, as well as mature trees.

His theory of place and time as defining structures of the mind anticipates Kant, his dialectical reasoning prefigures Hegel.

The fibril term has been applied for defining structures with a dimension less than 1 μm, although not consequently.

In particular, atomic force microscopy (AFM) local anodic oxidation [1] is one of the most versatile methods for defining structures at the nanometer scale in the surface of anodizable materials.

EMT was originally recognized as a critical step to metazoan embryogenesis and in defining structures during organ development [ 27].

One of the defining structures of modern bacteria is their cell wall, which is predominantly composed of a polymer of sugars and amino acids called peptidoglycan (PG).

By defining structured information about the world, gazetteers have the power to shape and structure how geographic meaning is made.

Well defined structures with minimal resolution of 10 μm have been successfully patterned using photolithography technique.

The defined structures may control the relationship between the hydrogeological units and the groundwater flow.

Artificial confined systems can effectively regulate the synthesis of materials with defined structures according to the geometry of confinements.