Sentence examples for structured after from inspiring English sources

The whole is structured after Nietzsche's "Thus Spoke Zarathustra," a work of great influence on Jung.

We introduce a DSL based toolchain supporting the design of parallel applications where parallelism is structured after parallel design pattern compositions.

She will now lead an ongoing review into the way the Co-op is structured after starting at the group as a buyer and department store manager in Lincoln.

The Ancestor's Tale (2004), structured after Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales, traced the human branch of the phylogenetic tree back to points where it converges with the evolution of other species.

(3) The Shulḥan ʿarukh ("The Prepared Table") by Joseph Karo (16th century), the last of the great codifiers, is structured after the Sefer ha-ṭurim, but presents the Sefardic (Middle Eastern and North African) rather than the Ashkenazic (Franco-German and eastern European) tradition, with decisions largely following those of Alfasi, Maimonides, and Rabbi Asher.

While a good philosopher recognizes and can adhere to rules (arguments must be structured, after all), she is comfortable in the presence of diverse perspectives and is not afraid to give her own.

For millennials, a generation brought up on highly structured after-school activities and Pokémon (gotta catch 'em all!), the study of improv has obvious appeal it's an endeavor with clear-cut rules, the mastery of which instills a sense of having completed, and thus accomplished, something.

For welded high-strength steel structures, after-welding tempering is often required to remove residual stresses.

Children in structured after-school programs were more likely to participate in sports while children at home were more likely to study or read.

One commission member, Philip Uri Treisman, a math professor at the University of Texas at Austin, said parents of children in more freewheeling classrooms often seek more structured after-school activities, like Kumon.

Also, the same review that found no ill effects of maternal employment on young children in the United States did identify some added risks for adolescents, suggesting that society would benefit from more structured after-school programs for this age group.