Sentence examples for structure engaged from inspiring English sources
The report, according to the newspaper Bild, called the Milosevic regime, "an organized crime structure, engaged in drug trade, money laundering and other crimes".
"Numerous hints let us recognize Milosevic and his entourage as an organized crime structure, engaged in drug trade, money laundering and other crimes," the Bild newspaper quoted the report as saying.
Criminal Enterprise: "a group of individuals with an identified hierarchy, or comparable structure, engaged in significant criminal activity.
An emergence of transient scaffolds is gaining popularity, with the structure engaged for a required period whilst healing of the diseased arterial wall occurs.
The mPFC has been linked with fear-related memory processes and emotional learning and is a key structure engaged in chronic but not in acute pain.
In this context, M1 has been demonstrated as one key brain structure engaged not only in the fast acquisition but also in consolidation and re-consolidation processes of a motor memory trace (Censor et al., 2010, Muellbacher et al., 2002).
Despite the recognition of cerebral structures engaged in pain transmission, the cerebral mechanisms involved in pain modulation are still not well understood.
Structures engaged in difficult and easier auditory temporal-order judgment were identified in 17 young healthy listeners presented with paired-white-noises of different durations.
Microtubules (MTs) are important cytoskeletal structures engaged in a number of specific cellular activities, including vesicular traffic, cell cyto-architecture and motility, cell division, and information processing within neuronal processes.
Researchers, through SANAC structures, engaged traditional leaders, recognizing that the development of a policy must be respectful of the important roles played by traditional and religious practices regarding male circumcision.
Similarly, models of prefrontal function that postulate a network of prefrontal structures engaged by diverse cognitive demands (Duncan & Owen, 2000) would seem to predict that subregional lesions of the prefrontal cortex would produce mild deficits across multiple tasks, rather than double dissociations.
