Sentence examples for structure that tends from inspiring English sources

"They're a single structure that tends to repeat itself," he said.

Besides having a layered structure that tends to keep cracks from spreading beyond the layers where they start, the material has microstructural phases with different degrees of hardness, which complement each other, so when a crack starts to form, "every time it wants to propagate further, it needs to follow an energy-intensive path," and the result is a great reduction in such spreading.

Murray Pomerance, the editor of the 2008 essay collection "A Family Affair: Cinema Calls Home," said in a telephone interview that in Hollywood movies, the family — an actual clan, a sports team, an army platoon or so on — typically functions as "a conservative, traditional grid structure that tends to hold a center together.

But if consumer tastes for your product are different around the world, then you might be better off with a structure that tends to delegate decision rights to the local business leader.

Beginning in the mid-1950's his work became progressively softer, more painterly and more representational, although it always retained a clarity of light and structure that tended to transcend his imagery.

In contrast to its flat structure that tended to aggregate, the crumpled graphene spheres feature had high surface area and remarkable stability against aggregation [8].

Microsatellites show some populations of pure ancestry (inferred via STRUCTURE), that tend to cluster geographically, but also many admixed populations and individuals.

However, fatigue cracks are detected in some aging structures that tend to reduce the static strength.

The country has a dominant religion, a powerful nationalism, and family structures that tend to be close to the point of claustrophobia.

Convergence skeptics have focused on the embeddedness of governance systems in national political structures that tend to protect both entrenched insider interests and non-shareholder constituencies against the incursions of Anglo-American governance agendas.

Prior thermal history plays a significant role in both the physical aging of the thin film membranes and their CO2 plasticization resistance particularly for chemical structures that tend to lead to high free volume and permeability.