The structural analysis leads also to a coarse network structure highlighting the structural principles inherent in the three functional modules.
The article will first introduce the structural principles of well-defined protein complexes and exemplarily describe the structure of a few selected plant viruses and ferritin.
(Dogs are easier structural principles, running up to strangers in parks, and so on).
The structural principles of Restoration became all the clearer in discussion.
What were the structural principles animating the metres of English verse?
The Bone In the history of human civilization, written Chinese is unique: a script whose fundamental structural principles haven't changed since the days of the Shang.
But what mattered most to him were the forms and structural principles that could be deduced from inanimate matter, plants and rock-forms especially.
At the same time, he was adapting structural principles from Cézanne, notably the strategy of arranging all the parts of a subject frontally, in splayed, shallow pictorial spaces.
The C60 molecule was named buckminsterfullerene (or, more simply, the buckyball) after the American architect R. Buckminster Fuller, whose geodesic dome is constructed on the same structural principles.
Most are alert to the obvious booby trap in the how-to-write genre: the author has not written a hit screenplay, and so offers guidance only in general structural principles — a form, not a formula.
His models in this line included Berlioz and Liszt, who used nonmusical, even narrative, ideas as structural principles in works like Berlioz's "Roméo et Juliet" or Liszt's symphonic poems.
