Sentence examples for structures of things from inspiring English sources

He aims at "understanding the basic structures of things … as a means to transforming nature for human purposes" (Gaukroger 2001, 140; Clericuzio 2000, 78ff).; and thus he "ends" the unfinished Novum Organum with a list of things which still have to be achieved or with a catalogue of phenomena which are important and indispensable for a future natural history.

"You can see the structure of things more clearly".

Both those things have a common root, which is that I'm interested in the underlying structure of things.

Often in life, it's the underlying structure of things which allow them to function – what we don't see can be as important as what we do.

This does not mean, though, that controlling the structure of things at the level of nanometres (billionths of a metre) is unimportant.

Both his cityscapes and "portraits" of nature display the attention to the underlying structure of things that he gained from his studies of architecture and design.

In private, he joked that he had "squashed that bug .Meanwhile, he never stopped trying to work out the structure of things.

Cézanne and the Modern The awkward, isolated, thoughtful eye of Cézanne digs deep into the structure of things as he tries to paint not the passing show but the inner truth of nature.

"It's part of a structure of things that seems to be a message from Wall Street that they don't want the average retail, nonwealthy investor among their clients," she said.

"Struggling for his identity within the materials at hand," they "show us, in the mere turning of a sentence this way or that, how to keep from being smothered by the inherited structuring of things," Mr. Poirier wrote.

The outcome is certainly a quantum improvement over the malign neglect that Rick Snyder arranged for the overwhelmingly poor, black and Democratic-voting residents of Flint – but the underlying structure of things here is far more feudal than (small-d) democratic.