Sentence examples for structure nature from inspiring English sources

"That's the structure nature uses," Birsel explains.

The structure, nature, scope, aim and mathematical formulation of energy models are highly diversified.

Density of states indicated that the electronic structure nature of Au is preserved after the interaction with the organic moieties.

A PCP-wise budget distribution mechanism is proposed to balance budget among partial critical paths according to their sequential or parallel structure nature.

Similarly, Asvapathanagul et al. [48], suggested that the structure, nature, or arrangement of adsorbed surfactants at low concentrations had a much stronger effect on co-adsorption of solutes than the actual adsorbed amount.

A detailed review of the literature compares the framework, pore structure, nature of active sites, reducibility, and the role of promoters and supports for each type of catalytic materials in the absence and presence of CO2, and is followed by a thorough discussion on the promotional effects of CO2 as a soft oxidant on CH bond scission.

The loosely structured nature of the medulla provides it with numerous air spaces and allows it to hold large amounts of water.

When METI briefed parliamentarians this week to reassure them the fuel shortage was being tackled, everyone nodded mutely, Mr Matsuda says.He argues that the "vertically structured" nature of governance in Japan makes strong leadership all the more important.

Given their often structured nature, specific recognition with an antibody fragment becomes feasible and may help define the structure and function of these non-coding RNAs.

Reconstruction is performed using overcomplete sparse dictionaries created with Dictionary Learning (DL) techniques to exploit the highly structured nature of ECG signals.

It explores in particular the dilemma posed by the highly structured nature of Open University language courses and the need for learners to develop autonomous approaches.