Sentence examples for structural paradox from inspiring English sources

Apart from being a structural paradox, reconstructing the European institutional architecture, starting at the very top, is the complete opposite of the model advocated by the Founding Fathers, causing one to fear for the solidity and coherence that are gradually being assembled.

And this brings us to one of the structural paradoxes at the heart of Borges's work.

But they're dangerous". Not unsafe, but dangerous: that's the paradox of structural deficiency in a nutshell.

The goal of this effort was to address an apparent paradox in structural biology.

There are obviously structural differences between the ordinary paradoxes of self-reference and Yablo's paradox: The ordinary paradoxes of self-reference involve a cyclic structure of reference, whereas Yablo's paradox involve an acyclic, but non-wellfounded, structure of reference.

(Notice the structural similarity to Condorcet's Paradox, discussed in section 7.2).

We have tackled this paradox by combining structural and phylogenetic analyses and have suggested that the evolution of membrane transporters started from simple amphiphilic proteins capable of being incorporated into the membrane and of forming oligomeric pores and that chemiosmosis, particularly the proton-based type, was an evolutionary latecomer [ 175, 176, 421].

Daziano, R A. 2015 .Inference on mode preferences, vehicle purchases, and the energy paradox using a Bayesian structural choice model .Transportation Research Part B: Methodological76: 1-26.

To date, despite the significant development in the field of structural mechanics, there still remains a paradox in the solutions available for a classical shell buckling problem.

Applying the nonlocal differential form to structural models, it gives rise to paradoxes and inconsistencies.

Recent research suggests that the nonlocal integral constitutive equation, used for the structural models' development, does not give rise to paradoxes and inconsistencies.