Finally, there's that three-part structure.
Antistrophe, in Greek lyric odes, the second part of the traditional three-part structure.
But start by making mentoring a priority in your company culture, and consider this simple three-part structure to help match the right mentorship to the right stage of professional development.
Enough of them survived, however, to lend the finished work its three-part structure of the morning of the disaster, the disaster itself and then a closing third act set in Aberfan today.
And their three-part structure — a biographical narrative and a literary-critical essay, with a character sketch forming the link between them — had a lasting influence on later criticism.
A comment's classical format is a three-part structure in which the author will provide background for the analysis, the analysis itself, and then a legal or policy recommendation as to how to resolve the legal issue.
It had a three-part structure.
Fortunately "Clybourne Park" has more going for it than the implicit joke in its two-part structure with the inevitable "plus ça change" punch line.
Working with Kepler's board and a bankruptcy lawyer, he's pursuing a creative two-part structure: On one side, a nonprofit organization will support Kepler's author readings and community outreach programs; on the other, shares in the for-profit bookstore will be sold to its wealthy fans and customers.
NASA, for example, as described during the Apollo era by Margaret K. Chandler and Leonard R. Sayles, seems to be a perfect example of administrative adhocracy.6 In this type of adhocracy, in contrast to the other, we find a sharp separation of the administrative from the operating work the latter shown by the dotted lines in Exhibit 2. This results in a two-part structure.
