Sentence examples for structuring by from inspiring English sources

The inherent structural flexibility of gp120, combined with incomplete structuring by noncovalently bound PTs, may explain the lack of success to date in obtaining crystals for this complex.

In January the prime minister used a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, to put a marker down on questions of tax structuring by big business.

Profit-shifting is the structuring by multinationals of their cross-border operations to minimise taxes imposed in both their home countries and the countries where they actually operate, and the movement of those profits through legal planning into subsidiaries in low-tax jurisdictions.

Recently, an electrochemical method of structuring by means of magnetic gradient fields has been introduced for metal deposition.

A beneficial influence of surface structuring by blasting and shot peening on the fatigue properties was found for all materials in both environments.

Structuring by levels is important, not only because it furnishes us with the tectonic laws governing values, but also because it provides us with criteria with which to distinguish, at least in some cases, authentic values from bogus ones.

Their lives are structured by sacred codes.

Choices are structured by oppression.

Capitalism was structured by something purely economic: the market.

We realize that Selwyn's life has been structured by repression, mimicked in this regard by Sebald's writing, which is similarly structured by omission.

Quill starts by importing data (tables, lists, graphs) structured by other software.