Sentence examples for structural prominence from inspiring English sources
Such 20th-century composers as Igor Stravinsky and Béla Bartók accorded their extensive metrical manipulations a structural prominence previously reserved for melody and harmony.
Then, a new class of network centrality indicators, overall called Hubs and Authorities centrality, were employed to capture the structural prominence that physicians exhibited in the network.
Structural morphing rose to prominence recently due to increasing demand for satellite and unmanned aerial vehicle performance, spurring many studies on the topic.
Survey respondents had no difficulty in offering explanations for inequalities, and those living in disadvantaged areas gave prominence to structural factors and aspects of place [ 16].
We hypothesised that the size and acute angle of this prominence gives structural mechanical impedance to movement at the tarsometa-tarsal joint and thus improves the stability.
We believe the size and acute angle of this prominence gives structural mechanical impedance to movement at the tarsometatarsal joint and thus improves the stability.
The history of plywood can be traced back to the time of pharaohs in ancient Egypt, but it really came to prominence as a structural engineered wood product through two significant innovations: the invention of rotary peeling for producing wood veneer at industrial scale in the late-nineteenth century and the advent of synthetic waterproof adhesives in the early twentieth century.
Furthermore, the evidence suggests that syntactic prominence is sensitive to structural relations rather than exclusively to grammatical functions (such as subject and direct object) or semantic roles (such as agent and patient) as has been assumed in the psycholinguistic literature.
The experimental investigation gives prominence to the different structural behavior of this kind of column in the case of the load applied only to the composed web – two of the four channels – and the case of the load applied to the overall cross-section, aspect that strongly influences the transfer mode of stresses.
Mr. Shelby says he is trying to use his new prominence to "ratchet up reform, structural reform in the intelligence community".
When we focus too much on individual political figures or incidents of a time, we miss the structural forces informing why they came to prominence at that particular moment.
