Sentences with phrase «structural in nature»

These are problems are structural in nature.

The real difference between the two are that Simple K allows only up to $ 35,000 for renovations and have a caveat that improvements can not be structural in nature.

As a therapist, I have found that my job is frequently to help others figure out how to continue to do so in spite of the difficulties of their lives, whether these be biological, self imposed, or structural in nature.

Rather than lying exclusively in the ethical conflicts of individual actors, the problem here may be structural in nature.

The objects and sculptures by Katja Strunz, Sylvie Fleury und Manuela Leinhoß are constructive and structural in nature.

Born in Moscow in 1983, he studied architecture for 6 years and thus his forms are very structural in nature.

My conclusion regarding the latter, perhaps delusional, is that my underperformance is structural in nature, due in large part to the fact that we are in the middle of an artificially protracted cycle, a bull market that is being kept alive by a fiscal respirator.

(iv) a failure to remove architectural barriers, and communication barriers that are structural in nature, in existing facilities, and transportation barriers in existing vehicles and rail passenger cars used by an establishment for transporting individuals (not including barriers that can only be removed through the retrofitting of vehicles or rail passenger cars by the installation of a hydraulic or other lift), where such removal is readily achievable; and

These «habits» are chemical and structural in nature; they're as real and concrete as a tree or a rug or a skin cell.

Drivers are both conjunctural and structural in nature.

Not exact matches

One immediate consequence of the structural nature of the new media is that none of the régimes at present in power can release their potential.

«Emergence with structure» thus implies structural change and qualitative innovations which, as it were, set the one apart from the other, even as their continuity in nature is acknowledged.

Structural contingency theories assume that patterns of relations can sometimes be reconstructed in retrospect but emphasize the nonrecurrent nature of historical events to a much greater extent.

For in the attempt to satisfy the rule of reason (narrowly understood), we end up privileging the purely formal, structural conditions of mind over the particular, purely contingent conditions of nature.

But during tens of thousands of years the weaving and extension of this thinking network over the surface of the globe proceeded so slowly and sporadically that until quite recently not even the most acute observers, although they recognized the biological singularity of our nature, seem to have suspected that, zoologically speaking, Humanity might be wholly unique in its destiny and structural potentialities.

It seems much simpler to me to say that the structural possibilities for the self - constitution of currently concrescing actual entities are present in the society or field of activity to which the entities belong, but that only God in virtue of the divine primordial nature has an infallible understanding which possibilities will be genuinely fruitful and to what extent they will be fruitful and which possibilities will ultimately be fruitless, at least in terms of the achievement of higher goals and values.

In the late 8th century Mary Wollstonecraft perceived that raising questions about the role of women in society raised the issue of the nature of structural relationships as a whole and the destructiveness of authoritarian models of social ordeIn the late 8th century Mary Wollstonecraft perceived that raising questions about the role of women in society raised the issue of the nature of structural relationships as a whole and the destructiveness of authoritarian models of social ordein society raised the issue of the nature of structural relationships as a whole and the destructiveness of authoritarian models of social order.

Yet if, so understood, Bradley's work can be seen as the axis which, in the Anglo - Saxon world, turns nineteenth - century German Idealism and empiricist sensationalism into the twentieth century, it is Whitehead who firmly inhabits the new age, establishing the structural model of the process of feeling in the place of any attempt to provide an original or final Real, or a center or privileged locus for the nature of things.

In nature, advantageous amino acid substitutions may be promoted by positive selection, but the general structural distributions of positively selected mutations and their effects on protein function remain poorly examined.

The study, published in Nature Structural and Molecular Biology, showed that a combination of genetics and epigenetics — factors that turn genes on or off — could explain how lactose intolerance develops over time.

Many nanotechnologies are of interest to BME, some structural or electronic in nature and some based on fluid manipulation.

In the case of this recession, Groshen attributed the structural nature of unemployment to overinvestment during the 1990s (e.g., Y2K - related acquisitions), monetary or fiscal policies (e.g., low interest rates or tax rebates) that provide consumers with temporary cash infusions, and the success of many companies in hunkering down and weathering the storIn the case of this recession, Groshen attributed the structural nature of unemployment to overinvestment during the 1990s (e.g., Y2K - related acquisitions), monetary or fiscal policies (e.g., low interest rates or tax rebates) that provide consumers with temporary cash infusions, and the success of many companies in hunkering down and weathering the storin hunkering down and weathering the storm.

Such disorder in nature's structural color (versus pigments) has shown up before, as in obviously jumbled color - trick structures in bird feathers.

Researchers at Umeå University show in a new, detailed structural study, published in the journal Nature Communications, how the binding of the signal - sequence triggers a number of structural changes within the SRP particle.

In nature, crystals are never 100 percent perfect, and they have various kinds of structural defects.

The scientists describe in the online edition of the journal Nature Structural and Molecular Biology the molecular details of this activation mechanism and the enzymes responsible for it.

In nature, wood, shells, and other structural materials are lightweight, strong, and tough.

In a new study published in the journal Nature Structural and Molecular Biology researchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have shown that a subtle epigenetic change plays an important role in the correct segregation of chromosomeIn a new study published in the journal Nature Structural and Molecular Biology researchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have shown that a subtle epigenetic change plays an important role in the correct segregation of chromosomein the journal Nature Structural and Molecular Biology researchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have shown that a subtle epigenetic change plays an important role in the correct segregation of chromosomein Sweden have shown that a subtle epigenetic change plays an important role in the correct segregation of chromosomein the correct segregation of chromosomes.

This achievement has been made possible by using high - resolution cryo - electron microscopy, a technique brought to the CNIO thanks to Óscar Llorca, director of the Structural Biology Programme and lead author on the paper published in Nature Communications.

The study, «Brain structural plasticity with spaceflight,» appeared in the journal Nature Microgravity.

The new technique, described in Nature Communications, could produce steel that performs better in a number of structural applications.

This effect, called structural color, has also been found in chameleons that can «tune» nanocrystals in their skin to change color the way tuning a guitar changes its pitch, as reported in 2015 in Nature Communications.

What, did you think this column was written by a theoretical aggregation of molecules constituting a structural particle of protoplasm and capable of increase or diminution without change in chemical nature?

The new technique, reported today in Nature Chemistry, promises to yield fewer structural flaws than the spontaneous - assembly method.

That discovery, reported January 12 in Nature Structural and Molecular Biology, positions them to target factors driving ALT - dependent cancer cell growth.

The three studies, published in tomorrow's issue of Nature, push the limits of structural biology and set an important precedent for understanding how molecular pumps work, including those in humans, notes Werner Kühlbrandt of the Max Planck Institute of Biophysics in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

To avoid facing up to $ 1 trillion in annual flood - related damages for the period 2005 - 2050, the governments of the most at - risk regions would need to spend a collective $ 50 billion on structural adaptations, complex systems of adjustable dykes, gates and levies that they would be able to raise and lower according to the location and nature of the risk.

A research article entitled «Mammalian Elongation Factor 4 Regulates Mitochondrial Translation Essential for Spermatogenesis» was published online in the journal Nature Structural & Molecular Biology on April 11, 2016.

The structures, which have been published in Nature Structural and Molecular Biology on January 29 by Poepsel, Kasinath and Nogales this week, illustrate beautifully the action of this sophisticated complex.

To determine if the gender gap in career centrality is affected by specific circumstances, Sweet examined structural forces such as job demands, working conditions, hours worked, degree of job security, nature and variety of tasks performed, and access to flexible work options.

Their work was reported on January 18 in the journal Science and on January 29 in Nature Structural and Molecular Biology by Eva Nogales and postdoctoral researchers Vignesh Kasinath and Simon Poepsel.

In their Nature Physics article, the researchers reported that their experiments, which were conducted in Hong Kong, showed that «judicious control of the structural topography and operating temperature range of the solid substrate» served to break the wetting symmetry of dropletIn their Nature Physics article, the researchers reported that their experiments, which were conducted in Hong Kong, showed that «judicious control of the structural topography and operating temperature range of the solid substrate» served to break the wetting symmetry of dropletin Hong Kong, showed that «judicious control of the structural topography and operating temperature range of the solid substrate» served to break the wetting symmetry of droplets.

Wang, Chaudhury and their colleagues reported their results today (Feb. 1) in Nature Physics, a journal of Nature magazine, in an article titled «Directional transport of high - temperature Janus droplets mediated by structural topography.»

New research published today (1st January) in Nature Structural and Molecular Biology sheds some light on the role of epigenetics in placing egg cells into stasis.

One part of a survivin molecule unexpectedly hooks up with its counterpart on another survivin molecule, forming a protein pair called a dimer, the researchers report in the July issue of Nature Structural Biology.

In the October issue of Nature Structural Biology, a group headed by Cheryl Arrowsmith and Aled Edwards of the University of Toronto reports the results of a first quick - and - dirty attempt.

The trick, reported in the August issue of Nature Structural Biology, may lead to drugs against a host of infectious diseases, from malaria to AIDS.

Three thousand miles away, at Isis — now renamed Ionis — a scientist named Frank Bennett noticed the work, published in Nature Structural Biology, and called Krainer.

Change the amino acids that make these bonds, they report in the May issue of Nature Structural Biology, and the protein melts in the heat.

The findings were published online July 25 in Nature Structural & Molecular Biology.