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structure

[struhk-cher] / ˈstrʌk tʃər /




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The UK and Ireland Fuel Distributors Association, which represents many oil suppliers, said it welcomed the UK government's offer of support, adding the industry's structure created healthy competition between retailers.

From BBC

The script is a poetic repetition of the same structure of his retirement wishes, “When I retire, I will …” You can tell he’s aging by the angle of the few lines that define his face.

From MarketWatch

Ireland have the best structured attack and his role within that - in terms of decision-making and getting that ball away from the breakdown at speed - the quality is stunning.

From BBC

"Wheat provides a large share of the calories and fiber consumed in Europe," González Alonso explains, "and arabinoxylans play an important part in this. They help determine the structure and quality of bread."

From Science Daily

Depending on the structure of a material, they interact with one another and arrange themselves in ways that minimize their energy or, in other words, reach their ground state.

From Science Daily