Sentence examples for structured range from inspiring English sources

But after 1890 psychology and sociology began to crystallize as more or less distinctive areas of study; students of education had a wider and more clearly structured range of disciplines to draw upon for their data and perspectives and to provide a "scientific" basis for their pedagogic principles.

In 1217 the Charter of the Forest was enacted, in part to mitigate the worst excesses of royal jurisdiction, and established a more structured range of fines and punishments for peasants who illegally hunted or felled trees in the forests.

Model structures range from systems of ordinary differential equations (ODEs) to stochastic agent-based computational simulations.

The lobed structures range from 3 to 15 cm long and 2 6 cm thick.

Supermolecular structures range from spherulitic to micellar, depending on both comonomer type and concentration.

Borate anion structures range from the simple trigonal planar BO33− ion to rather complex structures containing chains and rings of three- and four-coordinated boron atoms.

Melodic contours vary by genre, but they often have a descending inflection; rhythmic structures range from strongly metred collective dance songs to free-rhythm individual songs.

The formulae should cover the structure range from statically stable berm breakwaters to conventional double layer armoured breakwaters.

The histogram (Fig. 4b) shows that the lengths of the frontal structures range from 50 to 500 km with the average of ~160 km.

The applied threshold value could be important in a location whose structure range extends from a narrow fracture to a broad valley.

The shade structures range from 55 to 75 feet tall and weigh between 26,000 and 44,000 pounds, each having taken over 2,000 hours each to complete.