So they're looking to their past and to the West, taking eagerly, without the structure of a unifying idea".
The structure of a court, the idea of a neutral third party, the processes of power and enforcement, and the reference to a 'universal' idea of justice, are all embedded in the old order.
For a child seeking to express and share an idea, the structure of a poem provides a container, a vessel to hold onto a big idea or to generously share the most tender moments of the heart and mind.
Residents and students leave the course with the skills to understand the structure of a system and develop ideas about it.
Quite coincidentally, I had been hovering for some time round an idea for the structure of a new novel.
This was important, because having an idea of the structure of a protein can tell you quite a lot about how it might work.
A proto-version of the modern concept of information as the structure of a set or sequence of simple ideas is developed by the empiricists, but since the technical meaning of the term 'information' is lost, this theory of knowledge is never identified as a new 'theory of information'.
One assumption that remains common in community phylogenetics, however, is the idea that the structure of a community is governed by an overarching process, such as competition or environmental filtering, that applies to all species in the community.
How might this idea lend itself to the structure of a poem or song?
Or are we naively appealing to some false idea of humanity within the structure of an oil corporation?
It is designed to re-establish a "natural order" to the structure of British society, an idea we thought was laid to rest, but has clearly been slumbering in the hearts of right-wing politicians for 20 years.
