There are many Brancusi references here, but that Romanian-born artist is most specifically saluted in "Homage Without End" (1997), a tall, skinny piece in raw wood whose title and structure of repetitive modules derive from Brancusi's series of "Endless Columns".
Consumer advocates have long bemoaned the pricing standards and structure of the title insurance industry, since it is nearly impossible for a borrower to shop around for better title insurance deals, thus immunizing the market from competition.
His source is Miller 1938, which bears the title The Structure of Aristotelian Logic, which might lead one to think he is discussing the ancient and medieval doctrine.
independently reviewed the title and abstracts of the database searches.
In title and structure, Goodwin's "Team of Rivals" echoes the idea, popular among management consultants, that a company can preëmpt the natural selection of the marketplace by having its divisions compete against one another internally.
The Fe3+ ions and pH play important roles in the in situ ligand transformation, which show great effect on the assembly and structures of the title compounds.
The structural diversity indicates that the APAPT with different coordination modes play important roles in tuning the dimensionalities and structures of the title complexes.
PubMed IDs of papers indexed in Medline[27], with SMILES of chemical structures (from the title and abstract) extracted using the Oscar3 program [28].
Title and Abstract: The title and abstract are appropriate to the content of the article.
These texts usually adopt the formulaic title structure of "the instruction of X made for Y", where "X" can be represented by an authoritative figure (such as a vizier or king) providing moral guidance to his son(s).
