Sentence examples for foundations of the structural from inspiring English sources
Yang Yang's review of Bourdieu and agency also explores possibilities for change inherent in his notion of 'hysteresis (effect) of habitus', which Bourdieu defines as 'one of the foundations of the structural lag between opportunities and the dispositions to grasp them' (1977, p. 83).
Benzaldehyde was first isolated in 1803, and in the 1830s the German chemists Justus von Liebig and Friedrich Wöhler investigated the compound in studies that laid the foundation for the structural theory of organic chemistry.
The foundation for the structural airworthiness of many military aircraft is an airframe fatigue test conducted using representative loading.
In this work, we begin by examining the foundations of how structural alignments are currently assessed.
However, the United Nations (UN) has yet to address land rights as part of the structural foundations of women's inequality.
Finite element modeling and numerical analysis are formulated to quantify the effects of soil-structure interaction and foundation flexibility on the structural response demands of MRF multi-story buildings on raft foundation so that designers can be aware of the likely impact on their decisions.
Yesterday was the birthday of Friedrich Kekulé, a German chemist born in 1829 who laid the foundations of structural organic chemistry.
However, one could argue that the primary-structural foundations of the patterns and relationships shown so far are only subtle departures from what one would expect under a regime of context-independent mutation that delivers the base composition.
All that remains of the original building is the foundation and the structural steel.
The common practice of obtaining foundation loads from the structural analysis without allowance for foundation settlement may, therefore, result in extra cost that might have been avoided had the effect of soil structure interaction been taken into account in determining the settlements.
