Sentence examples for preoccupation structure from inspiring English sources

Another limitation was that we restricted our analysis to the positive, negative and general psychopathology scales of PANSS not incorporating the five-factor (Negative, Positive, Excited/Activation, Anxious-Depressed/Dysphoric, and Cognitive/Disorganized/Autistic preoccupation) structure of the PANSS [ 35, 36].

That surely is a result of preoccupation with structure.

But the preoccupation with structure and funding omits a key piece of the integration puzzle: culture.

Each element brings a gracefulness to the album, and evens out the preoccupation with structure and contrast.

In such works Degas seemed to be confronting the beginnings of a new art, where documentary description counts for little and the preoccupations with structure and expression of the early 20th century are spelled out.

In 1980, as Mr. Lindberg's preoccupation shifted from structure to sonority, he formed an electro-acoustic ensemble, Toimii ("it works"), with Mr. Salonen, Mr. Kriikku, the cellist Anssi Karttunen and other performers.

The trouble is that a too-fussy preoccupation with language and structure that has seized hold of late poststructuralism to the point of making it unreliable as a recorder and analytic of observations makes us sacrifice facts for the self-important flourish of their expression.

Buildings reflected the structure and preoccupations of the societies that constructed them, with considerable symbolic detail.

"Piano and Orchestra" (1975), with Joseph Kubera as a distinguished soloist, shared with "Structures" a preoccupation with essential qualities of sound and space.

It's actually a very writerly film, incessantly displaying a preoccupation with its own storytelling structure and cheekily blowing the lid off other movies' tropes and wiles, like Penn and Teller exposing magic tricks.

It was an overwhelming red-top preoccupation, and its events fell into the structures of narratology effortlessly.