He sees a boat as being more than its mere structure.
Getting insight about the benefits of such strategies is possible in early stages of development, but requires indicators that go beyond the mere structure of the graph and finely account for isolation and replication.
The mere structure of the linearly degenerate characteristic field of the equations of gasdynamics provides the natural frame to build the exact Riemann solver for any gas satisfying the condition evvv s,v ≠0, which guarantees the genuine nonlinearity of the acoustic modes.
The main idea can be summarized as follows: The mere structure of mature signaling peptides does not necessarily convey the information they carry, but rather their sheer existence, which is due to successful processes undergone by their propeptides, reliably indicates the phenotypic state of the signaling cell.
More than mere support structures, the thickets of fine, precisely arranged wires can be seen as integral parts of the piece.
But clearly, trying to cram the entire story of urbanisation into a mere 50 structures is, shall we say, ambitious – so we also asked for your help in pointing out other buildings that really ought to have been on our list.
Van Sant's "Psycho" experiment, by replicating Hitchcock's style frame for frame, exposes how meaning arises in films in ways that transcend mere formal structure or technique.
Tarantino, for his part, doesn't seem that invested in the outcome: this ugly cat's cradle of murderous agendas serves as a mere hanging structure for his trademark bursts of extreme violence and extravagant verbiage.
For example, in IV.vi.11 he says that knowledge of the real essence of an object entails knowledge of all of its powers, but knowledge of mere material structure cannot entail that kind of knowledge.
But Moscow's transformation goes beyond the mere number of structures.
