Sentence examples for in terms of its structure from inspiring English sources

However, in terms of its structure and the threat it poses, the Islamic State is in fact what it declares itself to be -- a state, and one with an army with a skilled general staff, effective logistics and disciplined and highly motivated foot soldiers, able to employ combined arms, including armor and artillery support.

If the new entity is not exactly a public option, does it look more like the Tennesee Valley Authority in terms of its structure, or Fannie Mae TVAA is a whole lot better, because its board is appointed publicly and it is more accountable in general)?

Nevertheless, Destiny invites strong comparisons to well-established MMOs, at least in terms of its structure if not its setting and feel.

Towards the end of the chapter, bamboo, a family member of wood, has been discussed in detail in terms of its structure and properties, applications and sustainability.

In this review, we describe the key biological functions of HA in the body in terms of its structure, physical properties, biodistribution and interaction with HA receptors.

Abrin is a plant toxin obtained from the seeds of Abrus precatorius, which is closely related to ricin in terms of its structure and chemical properties.

To be consistent with these structures, this paper reformulates the Energy-Minimization Multi-Scale (EMMS) model in terms of its structure-dependent conservation equations.

While not 'biologic' in terms of its molecular structure, it inhibits downstream activities of multiple cytokine and growth factors, including IL-6 and the T-cell cytokines IL-2 and interferons.

"We can admire it in terms of its harmonic structure.

Moreover, it is a story that must be read in terms of its complicated structure of address with a sense not only of those toward whom and in memory of whom it tentatively speaks, but also and perhaps above all of those who speak in broken, stammering, and hauntingly repetitive ways through it.

The sound system of the Tai languages may best be described in terms of its syllabic structure.