structural
IPA: strˈʌktʃɝʌɫ
noun
- Structural steel, used in construction.
adjective
- Of, relating to, or having structure.
- Involving the mechanics of construction.
- That is lasting. economics
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Examples of "structural" in Sentences
- It is certainly the case with structural functionalism.
- Structural functionalism is the general alternative perspective.
- Functional structuralism is not the same as structural functionalism.
- The cells of the epidermis are structurally and functionally variable.
- This is the interrelationship between structural and functional factors.
- Corporatism is related to the sociological concept of structural functionalism.
- Interrelationship between structural and functional factors is quite important.
- It also marked a major contribution to the concept of structural functionalism.
- But sociologists like to talk about what they call the "structural" constraints on behavior.
- Dr. Ellyson was extremely concerned with what he called the structural integrity of the site.
- If the surplus disappears, if you have what they call a structural deficit so that the federal government is always borrowing money in the longer term, long-term interest rates go up.
- With Zawahri now on top, Leah Farrall, a former Australian senior counter terrorism intelligence analyst and author of the All Things Counter Terrorism blog, said it is unlikely there will be any short term structural changes for al-Qaida.
- We certainly haven't had any indication of that and again this is a relatively modest level of financing at the subsidiary so the term structural subordination has not really been mentioned to us and we feel relatively comfortable at this level.
- But Mr. Gaspar said he believes that the austerity plan will lead to economic growth, by breeding what he calls a "structural transformation" of the economy—changes to labor market and judicial system rules, as well as an ambitious privatization effort.