We watch as Whelan comes to the realization that her career is ending; that she'll soon lose the structure of morning class and rehearsal and performance that have defined her days for decades; that she'll leave behind a large piece of herself, and her identity, when she leaves the Lincoln Center stage for the last time.
Law enforcement institutions, schools and health facilities, families and communities, lose the structure and authority that they provide in peacetime.
In an earlier letter to Nicoletta, he had explained his terror at the prospect of change: "It was the fear that everything from which I took my bearings could be lost; the structure of the world to which I had adapted the permutations of my thoughts and emotions might vanish from one day to the next, leaving nothing more than a great emptiness behind".
When this bistability is lost, the structure may suddenly jump back to its initial configuration in a phenomenon described as self-actuated snap back.
On the other hand, with a patient who presented problems in coping with her divorce, and problems with her son, we saw the GP expressing a lot of empathy and discussing the patient's feelings, but also losing the structure in the consultation.
Rather than lose the wavelike structure, Mr. Calatrava suggested changing the engineering by adding a few slim columns that most people will barely notice.
As shown in both Figure 4A and 4B, cascaded simple regulations do not lose the basic structure of simple regulation (Fig. 2) through recurring hierarchical organization (recursion), decreasing the complexity of the model.
It can lose the chromatin structure in order to let gene restore its expression.
At the same time, creative workers attempting to get a big break may take short term or freelance work in institutional settings associated with non-creative labour, but lose the institutional structures that might support them with longer-term careers.
However, this doesn't mean just change them bar after bar- this would lose the tune's structure (a vital ingredient in DnB).
Yet the longer I look, the more the painting's colour becomes fugitive and unfixable, the harder it is not to snag on details, and lose the thread of the structure of the painting and my own place in it.
