Sentence examples for structures of progress from inspiring English sources

"I call them stalled structures of progress".

The experience is "a ritual of remembering" designed to "explore the interwoven relationships of species loss, cultural change, bio-political structures and notions of progress through the story of the attempted revival of the Agalinis acuta from the brink of extinction".

Participants commented on the usefulness of a diary to provide structure, visual representation of progress and highlight inactivity: 'It was just that structure of doing that every day and noticing that, no this week I haven't actually walked as many times as I thought I might do, and so you know, tomorrow I'll make sure I do' (participant E2, male, 52).

"His way through life had been a very structured, professional kind of progress, and the idea that somebody wouldn't do that, would just trust to the [prevailing winds] seemed to him foolish.

Similar approaches applied to RyR [ 29– 32] have allowed our understanding of its three-dimensional structure to progress well beyond that of IP3R [ 33].

Based on these results, we argue that, as a reflection of actionable logic under patriarchal structures and progress of contemporary gender equality, the direct comparison about the impact of sons and daughters on their parents' gender ideology needs more in-depth efforts in future research.

Analysis of the population of enzyme structures in the Protein Data Bank across all levels of the functional classification based on enzyme commission (EC) numbers reveals that, in spite of the almost exponential growth in the number of structures deposited, progress in achieving complete occupancy at all EC levels is relatively slow.

These changes in the age patterns of morbidity and in the causes of death structures signal progress in epidemiological transition of India, albeit as a notable variant from the pattern observed for developed countries.

By facilitating access to structures of increasing complexity, recent progress in glycochemistry has enabled the design of more and more precisely defined glycoconjugate vaccines using synthetic saccharide components which mimic epitopes naturally implicated in protection.

In the current design practice, however, when compared with the technical advances in the safety assessment of railway structures, the progress in running safety assessment (RSA) of trains is still insufficient, because of the complexity of the problem.

Sustainability was measured from three points of view: financial sustainability, the development of institutional structures and progress in changing public attitudes.