Sentence examples for own in the structure from inspiring English sources

There, on the edge of the noxious fens and the East Anglian flatlands, at the Cavendish Laboratory and later the Laboratory of Molecular Research, he would scale great scientific heights of his own (in the structure of proteins) and foster the still greater achievements of others (Watson and Crick's discovery of the structure of DNA).

In a cooperative, all the occupants of a building own the structure in common; cooperative housing is much more common in parts of Europe than it is in the United States.

Conant's ideas about scientific progress would come under attack by his own protégés, notably Thomas Kuhn in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.

Concepts, rules, symbols, and words take a life of their own in structuring the worlds we live in and how we understand ourselves.

Here we present a hybrid model that utilizes the Gaussian pharmacophore representation of Pharao to be adapted and used in CavKA (Cavity Knowledge Acceleration), our own in-house strategy for structure based pharmacophore generation.

Munro's own contrarian streak is displayed in the structure of her narratives.

"A General Theory of Love" holds that in matters of the heart one has no other choice: "No individual can think his way around his own attractors, since they are embedded in the structure of thought".

Sporting's latest annual report listed eight players, as of 30 June this year, majority or 50% owned by three of the companies in the structure advised by Kenyon and Mendes: Quality Football Ireland; Quality Football Ireland III (in which Chelsea appear to be involved), and Quality Football Fund Ireland.

Nevertheless, reviewer's detailed comment allowed me to understand several flaws in the structure of my own manuscript.

The beauty of engineering recalls the geodesic domes of Buckminster Fuller, who built three temporary structures of his own in the Modern's garden in 1959.

In the seismic analyses presented in the preceding sections, it is assumed that the floors act as rigid diaphragms in their own planes and the structures undergo a displacement as shown schematically in Fig. 8.