Sentence examples for radically structured from inspiring English sources

Yet it may be the least radically structured of Alameddine's books.

Samples treated at 550 °C have a radically different structure.

How do you render the great events of his life, which were internal?" Although he relied on re-enactments to bring to life the dream images and memories that Freud described during this period, Mr. Grubin also found himself adopting "a radically different structure".

An industry with a radically different structure is telecommunications.

Here we describe the most representative data obtained for two radically different structures denoted as R 163 and R 166 (Figure166

Citing the work of Laakso and Cottrell (2000) he explains how similarity measures between activation patterns in nets with radically different structures can be defined.

As GE's Chief Marketing Officer, Beth Comstock, told me when we met at The Economist's stimulating Innovation event last week, GE is actually totally committed to creating radically new structures of organization.

It turns out, each crystalized tear is just like a snowflake, completely unique, forming a radically different structure and appearance.

It turns out, each crystalised tear is just like a snowflake, completely unique, forming a radically different structure and appearance.

He published his thesis in 1971 and became a renegade so critical of architecture as a profession that he disappeared into the desert with a ragtag group of followers where he kept on building his "radically sustainable" structures.

Importantly, the αCTD-Spx interface of the reduced complex is identical to that of the oxidized αCTD-Spx complex indicating that the biological effects of thiol stress readout by these proteins are not a consequence of a radically different structure of this complex.