Sentence examples for which has structured from inspiring English sources

"Our deal has been very profitable to date," said Ryan Kavanaugh, chief executive of Relativity Media, which has structured and consummated more than $4.5 billion in Hollywood production financings.

The visualization is colour-coded and reveals patterns, trends and oddities on any given project which has structured data.

The research was conducted at Addis Ababa University College of Health Sciences, School of Medical Laboratory Sciences (SMLS), which has structured the curriculum around intensive block teaching.

The fund topped an offer by the Texas Pacific Group, which had structured a turnaround plan.

In this respect, Oakland resembles companies like Dell Computer and Southwest Airlines, which have structured their business around a coherent strategy.

"Labor's community action campaign, which had structured one-on-one conversations with close to half a million Victorians, proved more potent than [the Herald Sun] demonising Labor and predicting its downfall," he said.

We then compared these findings with the sympatric elk population that is structured and which has structure that correlates spatially and genetically to physiognomic landscape features.

In order to build a formal account of justification logics one must make a basic structural assumption: justifications are abstract objects which have structure and operations on them.

"By destroying any normal lay political parties in that country," he said, "the only opposition groups which have structures and know-how to operate underground are not the 'normal' Western-like parties".

Amorphous aluminum phosphate gels have been synthesized which have structures analogous to amorphous silica gels.

Among these compounds are hydroxylated PCB metabolites (OH-PCBs)—some of which have structures that resemble a thyroid hormone and PCB sulfates, which can also be endocrine disruptors.