Sentence examples for ragged structure from inspiring English sources

The ragged structure of "The Poor Itch," an unfinished play by John Belluso now on view as part of the Public Theater's Lab series, gives the audience a moving insight into the complexities (and the frustrations) of the playwriting process.

It has a rough, ragged narrative structure and a correspondingly hectic visual style.

Indeed, observed large and rapid fluctuations in microtubule growth 18, 19, 22 are consistent with a ragged end structure to which subunits bind and unbind on the millisecond timescale.

For months, preservationists, survivors of the attack, neighbors, officials and development executives have fought over how much of this ragged but evocative structure ought to be saved and where it ought to end up.

But under the postseason structure, those ragged Rangers were on their way to automatically qualifying for the playoffs as a divisional winner.

Hackney Wick is a ragged but distinctive place, and without structures like this it would be almost nothing.

The hedge itself proves as wide as a bridle path, while a 200-year-old oak becomes an airy structure viewed from its shoulder, ragged and fragile rather than imposing.

and a ragged eye appeared in the afternoon as the structure of the storm improved.

Where selection for a particular carotenoid structure is relatively weak, the edge of this structural "bramble" will be ragged and multiple, related structures may coexist in relatively close phylogenetic neighbors.

They also need to maintain their shape and structure throughout the game as they looked slightly more ragged and unstructured as the pressure came on.

The effect of the dependence structure is non-trivial except when the random field is highly ragged or highly smooth.