Sentence examples for responsive structure from inspiring English sources

In concluding their two year self-funded research programme, the GPS Culture team – Christopher Gordon, David Powell and Peter Stark – wrote about the need for a new, more flexible and responsive structure of funding programmes, because the current models of arts funding do not engage with the realities of artists' practice or the needs of emerging companies.

There are echoes of Balanchine all through it, but if the dance is imitative, it also demonstrates lessons well learned, particularly concerning musically responsive structuring.

But in areas where adaptability is critical — say, in new product development or marketing — responsive structuring and learning can help you meet the needs of your customers, your employees, and the business.

In re-thinking buildings as responsive structures, Mita doesn't place any limits on how much he thinks we can borrow from biology.

They are dynamic and responsive structures that we make and remake on a daily basis, as we decide whether or when to let someone know that "this" is the way "we" do things around here.

In this respect, it has been demonstrated that oxidized nanocellulose gels could act as pH responsive structures, based on cellulose nanocrystals [ 12] or cellulose nanofibrils [ 13], which may have applications in dressings for chronic wounds.

The pH-responsive structure is attributed to the reversible protonation mechanism of the amine groups.

The reliability of the developed CFRPs, in the normal operational temperature range of aircrafts, opens new perspectives in the field of self-responsive structures in aeronautics.

These non-covalently linked assemblies carry some advantageous features such as dynamic and stimulus-responsive structures for interfacing with biological systems and particularly for use as drug carriers.

In particular, enzyme-responsive structures are useful tools to realize biodegradable surfaces for the controlled delivery of biomolecules/drugs through a triggered surface erosion process.

Up to now, enzyme-responsive structures have been designed by covalent linkage between synthetic polymers and biodegradable functionalities that are responsive to chemical and biological cues (i.e. proteases or pH) [1 4].