Sentence examples for structure conception from inspiring English sources

Judith Butler, in the essay that won the 1997 Bad Writing Contest, uses account, relations, ways, hegemony, relations, repetition, convergence, rearticulation, question, temporality, thinking, structure, shift, theory, totalities, objects, insights, possibility, structure, conception, hegemony, sites, strategies, rearticulation and power all in a single sentence.

In addition to these factors, others contribute to aggravate these problems, such as: the application of unpredicted loads, due to different uses and architectural modifications of the structure; foundation settlement; wrong structural conception; natural deterioration of the materials and components; and, impacts, collisions or explosions.

Materials are the fundamental elements of all natural and man-made structures and they materialize the structural conception.

On the modal structural conception, mathematics is applied by establishing an appropriate isomorphism between (parts of) mathematical structures and those structures that represent the material situation.

A philosophical approach to ethics of this kind allows students to use their ethical intuitions — the knowledge provided by their own experience — to revise and structure their conceptions of value, and, on that basis, critically evaluate their general social and political roles, and select the appropriate actions in a particular situation.

Boys and men, like girls and women, are hailed into gender structures from conception to death.

Despite its importance as a site of environmental change and faunal turnover, we found little population genetic structure across Point Conception between Monterey and Santa Barbara.

"The stripped-down performance with artists who build from the place of performance as opposed to a place of conception and structure".

The standard conception of structure is either set theoretic or logical.

All authors contributed to the conception and structure of the manuscript.

The full-blooded platonist recognizes a mathematical statement S as 'objectively correct' only if S is true in all mathematical structures answering to our 'full conception' of the relevant mathematical structure.