The questionnaire was structured as a temporal grid, representing the child's age at specific intervals (first 3 days of life, first week, and each month through 12 months).
In his best known work, images are tightly structured as if on a grid, the figures systematically placed in relation to each other in permanent, non-negotiable arrangements.
Also, the neighboring grid blocks will not be structured as in the rectangular grid system.
We place the protein structure over a grid of 0.75Å (half the length of a carbon carbon bond) consisting of grid cells with the center of each cell defined as a grid point.
The Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) has numerous complex and narrow structures, such as a spacer grid, mixing vane, and narrow channels.
The node locations are commonly modeled along a finite or infinite regular structure, such as a square grid (also referred to as Manhattan-type model [127 131]) or a hexagon (see. e.g., [63, 132]), as depicted in Fig. 5.
Joe Trippi, Dean's campaign manager, says the campaign's structure is modeled on the Internet, which is organized as a grid, rather than as spokes surrounding a hub.
The location of a spin on the polar end of a lysolecithin was determined by pulsed, dipolar EPR measurements, by representing the protein structure as a five-point grid of spin-labels with coordinates derived from 10 distance determinations between spin pairs.
"We have a structure that's a grid — each row is a skill set.
Corruption and reform -- that cha-cha-cha of big city rule -- have come to seem as embedded in New York's deep structure as the grid plan of its streets.
Optimal centralized charging station planning is not only pervasive enough to meet the requirement of EV charging, but also has the potential to improve the rationality of power grid structure as a distributed power station.
