I was no more a believer in the Christian myths when I first read it than I am now, but Milton sets out his version of the creation and the fall of man with such assurance and vigour, he invests the story with so much passion, the scope of his imagination is so wide, that the great structure of the poem carries you along with an irresistible momentum.
The first is the hierarchical, or pyramidal, character of the organization by which a single chief executive oversees a few subordinates, who in turn oversee their chief subordinates, who are in turn responsible for overseeing other subordinates, and so on until a great structure of personnel is integrated and focussed on the components of a particular program.
In pure architectural and engineering terms, it calls to mind some of the greatest structures of the past 150 years, all of them favourites of Davies'.
On the other hand, C. sphinx showed significant genetic mtDNA differentiation between the samples from India compared with China and Vietnam, as well as greater structuring of microsatellite genotypes within China.
This is not a call for greater structure of or guidance in the inquiry and student experiments such that the results become confirmatory, but rather a call to pay close attention to each team's data and provide opportunities for comparison or for pooling class data to look at general patterns in the data that could inform student explanations in their research posters.
Ask people to envision a work of monumental religious architecture, and most will probably think of some great structure with a lot of history.
Oligarchic tendencies of a lesser degree have been detected in all the great bureaucratic structures of advanced political systems.
As time went by, Wilson continued to pay lip service to the great Classical structures of Ancient Rome.
A Luigi Einaudi, at $50, our other three-star, was another classic, with great structure and hints of tar, licorice and smoke.
