He recommends, for example, the erection of temples to secular virtues, structures – like mosques or Stonehenge or St Mary the Virgin, Finedon – in which our values and aspirations are "solidified and celebrated".
By virtue of structure features, the self-support NixCo2x(OH y@Ni@ZnO/ITO as binder-free electrode for supercapacitors manifests higher specific capacitance (124 mF cm−2 at 0.1 mA cm−2, the mass of active material per square centimeter is typically in 100s micrograms).
Its traditionalism can be felt in the way it flourishes the artisanal virtues of structure and finish.
But the virtue of its structure is that it reflects the variousness of an activity which is at least three things – a hobby, a sport and a form of transport.
By virtue of such structure hierarchy, Fe2O3 nanocrystallites and multicomponent traits, the α-Fe2O3/C composite exhibits high sensitivity to methanol and acetone.
Previous studies have documented that individual fish readily move from mainstem to tributaries, and that small tributaries, by virtue of the structure of bifurcating stream networks, may provide habitat for a large proportion of the individuals in a population [7].
We postulated that this intervention, by virtue of its' structure and manager-clinician involvement, would accelerate the change process.
By virtue of this structure and the fact that | V | ≫ | t |, the numerical solution of the non-linear problem can be simplified significantly.
For instance, high suicide efficacies prevent fixation of adaptive immunity not only in those regions where the cost-benefit balance for adaptive immunity is slightly unfavorable (even if fixation would occur in the absence of suicide by virtue of population structure), but also in some regions where this balance is favorable to adaptive immunity.
For Schlick, knowledge proper, whether of experience or transcendent reality, was such only by virtue of form or structure—'only structure is knowable'.
