But Mr. Schiff fit these curious elements into wondrously lucid contrapuntal structures, like splendid Baroque buildings.
In terse, lucid pop structures that could be X-rays of British art-pop past — David Bowie, New Order, the Cure — Ms. Croft and Mr. Sim sing about longing and estrangement.
The manuscript is clear and well written, and the descriptions of the structure are very lucid.
Meanwhile the works of Martin Kemp offer the most lucid modern dissection of the structures of Leonardo's thought.
However, in China, the structure of authority is not lucid, institutionally or executively (Lou 2013; Li 2010).
His first book, Theoretical Structural Metallurgy (1948), was a lucid explanation of how the properties of metals are controlled by their electronic structures.
It's a thoughtful, lucid scheme, given musical coherence by a series of chorales that articulate the 50-minute structure, with two soloists, soprano Shuna Scott Sendall and baritone Marcus Farnsworth, underlining the work's duality.
Much of the book's impact can be attributed to its artful structure -- a confluence of Mr. Rawat's skillful retelling of classic teaching stories, his lucid commentaries about life, and the delightful illustrations of Aya Shiroi.
It provides a brief but lucid treatment of the visualization of complex biological datasets, non-coding RNA function prediction, drug discovery through protein structure, the mapping of complex diseases, and systems biology.
