Sentence examples for structure part of from inspiring English sources

Flagella and cilia have the same structure, part of life's toolkit for more than a billion years.

Therefore, it seems logical to many of us to come up with a way to structure part of the construction costs as a long-term loan".

It is possible to remove not just skin and subcutaneous fat and muscle but, in the instance of those recipients who have lost some of their skeletal structure, part of the donor's bone and cartilage as well.

The Prirazlomnaya – a steel structure, part of which was used previously to produce oil on the Hutton field in the UK North Sea – is an all-Russian pioneering venture that hopes to start producing hydrocarbons from next summer.

Ms. Churchill is as formally audacious a dramatist as the British theater knows, and this 1980 caprice, at once fiercely clever and deeply pessimistic, makes its very structure part of the play's abiding point.

Instead of the old familiar train station, crowded and quaint, we were welcomed by a modern glass structure, part of a major six-year overhaul of the city's transportation infrastructure that cost more than $200 million.

In an apparent attempt to incorporate into one rambling structure parts of every famous building in Europe, the palace resembles a collusion of the Alhambra with Chartres, of Windsor Castle with Cologne Cathedral.

Under the current structure, parts of the downstream section fall within the third renewables arm, and there is a separate "gas" division.

"Trying to structure parts of the federal government to enrich various brands and the First Family is definitely unprecedented," he told me "There's a reason why the Emoluments Clause was obscure until a year ago.

In total 80% of the interacting residue pairs in the known 3D structure parts of the synthase complex (7 pairs of subunits) are correctly predicted (threshold: 10 Å minimum atom distance between two residues).

The text in question is Syntactic Structures, "part of an attempt to construct a formalised general theory of linguistic structure".