Sentence examples for structural economy from inspiring English sources
Studio Gang is on to something here: a creative fusion of nature, found materials, inventive engineering, structural economy, and a matter-of-fact environmental awareness.
The work attested to Ms. Snider's thorough command of musical mood setting, organically integrating the structural economy and direct impact of pop songs with deft, subtle orchestrations that lent emotional gravity and nuance.
One cannot contemplate Brasília's crown-like cathedral, for example, without being thrilled both by its formal dynamism and its structural economy, which combine to engender a sense almost of weightlessness from within, as the enclosure appears to dissolve entirely into glass.
(What could be more Coetzee-like than a misanthropic hunter's meditation on the dream life of a ghostly predator that he seeks to kill?) In its structural economy and style (the book is spare and almost dialogue-free), the most powerful forebear for Leigh's novel would appear to be Coetzee.
The basic point of the article is that Wall Street has been affected more than is commonly understood by the changes in the law and the structural economy, and by the changing political currents caused by progressive organizing.
Thus, the dodecamer/hexamer enzyme/substrate complex with six symmetric units may represent a best compromise between structural economy and catalytic cooperativity/efficiency.
Four optimization types are introduced and the contribution of using optimized shapes instead of hot-rolled sections to the structural material economy is demonstrated over numerical examples.
In fact they partly reflect a failure to generate stronger domestic demand as a result of not completing promised structural reforms.As economies bounced back from the crisis faster than expected, governments concluded that reform could wait.
Another factor is more structural: OECD economies are increasingly producing services instead of goods, and this may be less capital intensive.
The Economy: Structural Shift?
It is not just the City that is resisting calls for structural change; the economy at large is almost entirely unreformed.
