Sentence examples for invisible structure from inspiring English sources

It should not have been difficult for me to speak, to say the usual "Good morning, Mama," but at times she seemed impenetrable, as if contained within an invisible structure.

One approach to address this problem involves adding an invisible structure to a host media to prove its copyright ownership.

So it's kind of invisible structure having gravitas.

There is nothing disturbing about that outcome except for the reality that the resulting technology will become narrowly owned, given the invisible structure of the present-day workings of our economy.

Given the current invisible structure of the economy, except for a relative few, the majority of the population, no matter how well educated, will not be able to find a job that pays sufficient wages or salaries to support a family or prevent a lifestyle, which is gradually being crippled by near poverty or poverty earnings.

In contrast, the deposition of phosphorylated tau and subsequent neuronal loss in the LC are observed from very early stages of AD, MCI and preclinical AD. 3, 6, 24– 27 However, no investigators have previously carried out an in vivo evaluation of alterations in the LC of patients with AD or MCI, mainly because the LC has been an "invisible" structure on conventional MR images.

Alongside Claude Lévi-Strauss and Louis Althusser, Lacan stood as part of the movement to infuse the French humanities with structuralism, the idea that overarching invisible structures dictate society and culture.

More specifically, the new era was made possible by the phenomenal acceleration of science and technology in the twentieth century — a process that really began, Fuller says, during the First World War, when industry suddenly moved, in his words, "from the track to the trackless, from the wire to the wireless, from visible structuring to invisible structuring in alloys".

There are innumerable conversations about the physical embodiments of "invisible" structures and systems like the NSA.

The more immediate need is to address the real, but often invisible, structures that allow racism to persist.

In their bio, the label writes, "NON is a collective of African artists, and of the diaspora, using sound as their primary media, to articulate the visible and invisible structures that create binaries in society, and in turn distribute power".