Sentence examples for more structured in from inspiring English sources

In the past, we were more structured, in a good way.

The game is patterned after Alternate Reality Games, free online games that also use Web sites and e-mail to blur the line between game and reality, but the experience is more structured in Evidence.

"This year's event is more structured in many ways, with the focus on workshops and the art show," added Andreana Rosnik, a 4th year PhD student in Physical Chemistry, and one of the organizers for the art show.

While optimization and control problems become more and more structured in the form of decentralized and/or distributed solutions, the related modelling problems will need to address structured and interconnected systems.

Queen, on the other hand, are far more structured in their reflections, moving from regret, through the "He's just a poor boy" bargaining of the operatic interlude that made Bohemian Rhapsody such a favourite with both fans and lampooning critics alike, before exploding into anger and finally, almost whimperingly, accepting fate and heading meekly to the gallows.

As a bi-coastal team, we have to be a bit more structured in how we collaborate.

Maybe in the long run, if we get more structured advertising coming in.

The entry points connect the query structure to one or more structures in the structural similarity graph.

I needed more structure in my life.

More than half want more structure in the processes to coordinate activities across units twice the number who want more structure in the management-by-objectives system.

Just as managers want more structure in the processes to support coordination, they crave more structure in the processes used to adapt to changing circumstances.