Besides, the simulated pair distribution function of C-S-H gel demonstrating the structure feature of short range order and long range disorder, also confirmed glassy structural nature for the C-S-H gel.
Third, the structural nature of gender inequality means it is central to meeting development goals.
It ignores the structural nature of problems in a modern world.
The objectives of Beijing were consistent with a recognition of the deeply structural nature of the inequalities experienced by women.
Others have also stressed the structural nature of advanced cognitive learning.
In this article the relation between the properties of ceramics and their chemical and structural nature is described.
Much of the budget-cutting has attacked the structural nature of the deficit, by reducing incentives to retire early and by curbing family allowances.
A belief in the structural nature of experience would conceive of the teacher as an encourager, example provider, coanalyzer, and cobuilder of mental structures that originate in the learner in a relatively undifferentiated state.
Yet the structural nature of rising inequality means that the community activities the charity is supporting as a result of the report's finding, from strengthening the local foodbank to purchasing a house for homeless people and funding arts projects for older residents, will do little more than scratch the surface of the problem.
The wake-up call, from failed industry to pensions financing, has been violent; the gradual and soft recognition of the structural nature of the crisis has made it more difficult for the French to accept the brutality of some of the reforms needed: old industry closures, tax increases, and deep changes in the decades-old social contract.
It also involves many complex processes for both chemical and structural nature [14].
