Sentence examples for structural and stylistic from inspiring English sources

There are structural and stylistic changes, beginning with dashes of red throughout the building.

There are stories that are merely tricky and then there are stories whose structural and stylistic tricks are crucial tools to mine the material.

The book's inexhaustible capacity for self-fuelling discussion, for examining the implications of everything that it touches upon, is central to West's structural and stylistic method.

Whereas modernist music emphasized structural and stylistic integrity, postmodern music is a polystylistic hybrid, mingling and matching incongruous elements with a heavy dose of irony -- just like film music.

Their brick or brick-cut stone-faced walls, excellent mortar, and other structural and stylistic accomplishments are still visible in buildings more than a thousand years old from Catalonia to Germany.

The dancer, for example, often supplies structural and stylistic elements of a dance during the course of rehearsing and performing the piece that were not specified or provided by the choreographer.

As the duo state on their project page, this is not about functionality, it's not a place you might call home or rent as your next apartment (unless you're HR Giger) but rather an exercise in the "expressive formal potentials of digital technologies"—an example to show the structural complexities and stylistic experimentation this technology can offer architecture.

Changes were both structural (e.g., shortening sections) and stylistic (e.g., aesthetic features), remodeling "Feeling Better" into a user-friendly platform ready to be used and its effects evaluated in further studies.

Its considerable accomplishments are structural and archival, rather than stylistic.

What grew numbing, over the course of the show, were the band's limitations: stylistic, structural and maybe physical.

The novel was regarded as a difficult work upon its release, and its experimental stylistic, structural, and thematic idiosyncrasies have often provoked emotional judgments from critics, ranging from fascination to repulsion.