Thus, structuration theory attempts to understand human social behaviour by resolving the competing views of structure-agency and macro-micro perspectives.
If microscopic views of structures can't settle the issue, perhaps the McKay group's planned dissection of a microfossil will help.
The reverse, in Vermeule's view, was part of a tradition of realistic views of structures on U.S coins that would repeat itself with the Jefferson nickel (1938).
In contrast, the curved low-frequency (5 MHz) transducer is best used for obtaining sagittal and parasagittal views of structures in the submandibular and supraglottic regions [ 49].
In this review, recent progress of sulfide-based solid electrolytes is described from point of view of structure.
Results on direct photon measurement in Au+Au collisions at SNN= 200 GeV are discussed from the point of view of structure function and isospin effect.
For example, from the point of view of structure, both private and state organizations are tightly and directly controlled through hierarchies one emanating from the owners, the other from state authorities.
In the point of view of structure, several amino acid residues of a protein can be mutated without changing its structure, and two proteins may have similar structures with different amino acid compositions.
It is instructive to consider autocatalysis of the nucleic acid-protein system from the point of view of structure and evolution.
