1) Acentric 2) Acrocentric 3) Airdock 4) Anatomy 5) Apodeme 6) Arched 7) Balcony 8) Bascule 9) Bridge 10) Building 11) Calicular 12) Caliculus 13) Calycled 14) Calycular 15) Calyculate 16) Capsular 17) Cardcastle 18) Cardhouse 19) Carinal 20) Catchment 21) Cauda 22) Cavum 23) Centromere 24) Chiasm 25) Chiasma
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1) Arrangement of parts 2) Artefact 3) Artifact 4) Biochemistry journal 5) Building 6) Composition 7) Construction 8) Edifice 9) Frame 10) Framework 11) French word used in English 12) Give a structure to 13) House 14) Make-up 15) Office block 16) Scaffold 17) Shop 18) Skeleton 19) Support 20) The Space Needle
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- a thing constructed; a complex construction or entity
- the manner of construction of something and the arrangement of its parts
- the complex composition of knowledge as elements and their combinations
- the people in a society considered as a system organized by a characteristic pattern of relationships
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• (n.) The act of building; the practice of erecting buildings; construction. • (n.) Manner of organization; the arrangement of the different tissues or parts of animal and vegetable organisms; as, organic structure, or the structure of animals and plants; cellular structure. • (n.) That which is built; a building; esp., a building o...
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(from the article `aesthetics`) One recurring idea is that the operative feature determining our perception of form is `structure,` the underlying, concealed formula according to ...
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(from the article `international relations`) Since the 1970s the study of international relations has been marked by a renewed debate about the relationship between structures and institutions ...
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(from the article `metalogic`) A realization of a language (for example, the one based on ) is a structure identified by the six elements so arranged
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<microscopy> The mode of construction of an animate or inanimate body or system from units such as atoms, ions, molecules, cells, crystals in a fluid, plastic, or solid state. Cf. Morphology. ... (05 Aug 1998) ...
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(n).A structure is defined as the physical development made in a land with a purpose to provide accommodation . For a construction or development to be a structure it must have an enclosure and a roof with provisions for entering within it. A structure is the first stage of construction of any building.
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1.) The form of a mineral based on the way its molecules are arranged. 2.) Features exhibited in rock portions, for example flow banding and bedding.
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1. A geological formation which, if sealed against leakage, could be a potential trap for hydrocarbons.
2. A man-made load-bearing construction, such as an offshore platform, usually designed by structural / civil engineers.
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Struc'ture noun [ Latin
structura , from
struere ,
structum , to arrange, build, construct; perhaps akin to English
strew : confer French
structure . Confer
Construe ,
Destroy ,
Instrument ,
Obstruct .]
1. The act of building; ...
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(Structure (structured / structural)) The structure of something refers to the form of the complete item - such as a sentence or a text - and the way its individual parts have been put together to create a coherent (interrelated) whole. In a phrase, clause or sentence the individual words are related both by their grammatical structure and their se...
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an ambiguous tasting term that implies harmony of fruit, alcohol, acidity, and tannins.
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the physical arrangement or spatial patterns of the components of an ecosystem, especially the plant life. Includes growthforms, number of canopy layers, degree of cover, distribution patterns of species within the ecosystem (patches, for example). Structure may also refer to the organization of the ecosystem in terms of trophic levels.
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construction noun a thing constructed; a complex entity constructed of many parts; `the structure consisted of a series of arches`; `she wore her hair in an amazing construction of whirls and ribbons`
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A highly subjective wine tasting term which refers to the balance between flavour intensity, acidity, tannin (in reds) and alcohol. A poorly structured wine will either be lacking in, or be dominated by one or more of these attributes.
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There are several definitions, but in Limestone Landscapes this refers to the folds and faults in rocks that have been by caused Earth movements.
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a complex entity made of many parts
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the building of something and the arrangement of its parts
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[Academic words] a complex entity made of many parts
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a complex entity made of many parts
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[TEKS ELAR vocabulary] the complex composition of knowledge as elements
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[SBAC wordlist] a complex entity made of many parts
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[Common core terms] a complex entity made of many parts
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