Sentence examples for most striking structural from inspiring English sources

The most striking structural change taking place in France was rapid urbanization.

In what is perhaps the most striking structural change, the new submerged roadway will dip to Lincoln Center's existing concourse level.

But for me, the most striking structural aspect of this "meditation" on Shakespeare's tragedy is the games it plays with the text, which is cut, spliced, reordered, cross-faded, sped up, slowed down, rewound and repeated.

The most striking structural characteristic is its VP2 "domain swap" that creates a link between neighboring pentamers.

"But the most striking structural device," he said, "is that of pairing Mirren with her younger self (Nell Williams on opening night) as both a voice of conscience and a receptacle of the older Queen's wisdom and advice".

(Galland died in 1995, and his absence is the film's most striking structural element). The two are interviewed separately, a pointed decision that gives the picture its distinctly melancholy undertow.

A northwest-striking fault zone is the most prominent structural feature along the eastern margin of the Tuzgölü basin.

If such similarities are discovered, they can license the transfer of inferences from one domain to the other, and the most striking or stable structural similarities can be highlighted and stored in memory.

Nevertheless, it has long been recognized that cells show a high degree of reproducible, non-random geometrical order, the most striking being the elaborate structural specializations of some free-living single-celled organisms.

The most striking difference was in the structural morphological characters, with a strong positive relationship with mtDNA distances at the interspecies level, but slightly negative (although significant) at the intraspecific level, possibly reflecting the choice of diagnostic characters of taxonomic use.

The most striking example concerns morphological convergence in the Maghreb.