B.P. Structure (346 bytes)
1: '''B.P. Structure''' is a [[meteor crater]] in [[Libya]].

Structure (1504 bytes)
1: ...ings of ''structure'' in specific fields, see ''[[Structure (disambiguation)]]''.
3: ...e the structure of which accurately parallels the structure of reality.
11: ** [[Infrastructure]]
13: ** [[Network]], [[web]], or [[retiary]] structure
25: ** [[Chemical structure]]

G-structure (1544 bytes)
1: ...e''' on a ''n''-[[manifold]] ''M'', for a given [[structure group]] ''G'' (which is a [[Lie subgroup]] of the...
3: ...types of [[block matrix]] define a range of ''G''-structures that include [[foliation]]s. Complex matrix grou...
5: ...s]] of the Riemannian metric and for an ''SL(n)''-structure volume preserving maps.

Structure and agency (811 bytes)
1: Theories of '''structure and agency''' attempt to answer the question of a...
5: [[Anthony Giddens]] gave shape to the structure and agency debate with his 'Constitution of Socie...

Cell structure (881 bytes)
1: : ''This article concerns the structure of [[covert cell]]s. For other types of cells, se...
3: ...zation or any part of it is compromised, the cell structure means that other cells should be able to continue...
5: Cell structure was used by [[French resistance]] in [[World War ...

Belvedere (structure) (973 bytes)
1: ...ding so as to command a fine [[view]]. The actual structure can be of any form, whether a [[turret]], a [[cup...

Algebraic structure (4859 bytes)
1: ...ns and no operations, we speak of a '''relational structure'''.
3: ...e operations, relations and axioms, the algebraic structures get their names.
4: The following is a partial list of algebraic structures:
6: ...an itself be thought of as a degenerate algebraic structure, one that has zero operations defined on it
7: '''Group-like structures'''

Incidence structure (1377 bytes)
1: ... particular in [[combinatorics]], an '''incidence structure''' is a triple
9: structure in which the [[universal set]] plays the role of ...
19: The corresponding incidence structure is called the [[Fano plane]].
21: To each incidence structure <math>C</math> we may associate a [[bipartite]] [...

Data structure (3940 bytes)
1: ...ry tree]], a simple type of branching linked data structure.]]
3: ...[[abstract data structure]]. A well-designed data structure allows a variety of critical operations to be per...
5: Different kinds of data structures are suited to different kinds of applications, a...
7: ...s. In either case, the choice of appropriate data structures is crucial.
9: ...ure some sort of [[module system]], allowing data structures to be safely reused in different applications by...

Narrative structure (2356 bytes)
1: ...cal impossibility of such universally shared deep structures.
13: ...kespeare himself pay great attention to issues of structure.
16: *[[Dramatic Structure]]

Crystal structure (6357 bytes)
1: ...arrangement of atoms in a [[crystal]]. A crystal structure is composed of a '''unit cell''', a set of [[atom...
2: ...operties, such as [[cleavage]], electronic [[band structure]], and [[crystal optics|optical properties]].
7: ...'''primitive unit cell''' of a particular crystal structure is the smallest possible unit cell one can constr...
67: The crystal structure is one of the lattices with a unit cell, which co...
73: The [[space group]] of the crystal structure is composed of the translational symmetries in ad...

Tree structure (5148 bytes)
2: [[Category:Trees (structure)]]
4: ...ting the [[hierarchy|hierarchical]] nature of a [[structure]] in a graphical form.
5: It is named a "tree structure" because the graph looks a bit like a [[tree]], e...
9: Every [[finite]] tree structure has a member that has no [[superior (hierarchy)|s...
10: The converse is not true: infinite tree structures need not have a root node.

Dramatic structure (7195 bytes)
1: The term "'''dramatic structure'''" refers to the parts into which a [[short stor...
3: ...critic]]s alike has been the analysis of dramatic structure of '''[[Gustav Freytag]]'''.
9: Freytag is known for his analysis of the structure of [[ancient Greece|ancient Greek]] and [[Shakesp...
11: Freytag's analysis of dramatic structure is sometimes represented by means of a visual aid...
30: Although Freytag's analysis of '''dramatic structure''' is based on five-act plays, it can be applied ...

Richat Structure (1225 bytes)
1: ...x.jpg|thumb|300px|Satellite picture of the Richat Structure]]
3: ...uartzite]]s form the resistant beds outlining the structure.

Tertiary structure (1223 bytes)
1: ...mical bond]] involved in stabilizing the tertiary structure of many proteins is the [[disulfide bond]].
3: ...ic resonance|NMR]]. The study of protein tertiary structure is known as [[structural biology]].
5: ...ture]] -- [[secondary structure]] -- [[quaternary structure]] -- [[structural biology]]
6: [[Category:Protein structure]]

Secondary structure (5305 bytes)
1: ... in shown. This protein was the first to have its structure solved by [[X-ray crystallography]] by [[Max Peru...
2: ...troscopy]]. [[Nucleic acid]]s also have secondary structure, most notably single-stranded [[RNA]] molecules.
4: ...he actual positions are considered to be tertiary structure.
10: ...sed by Pauling et al. in 1951 (before any protein structure had ever been experimentally determined).
20: ... as T or B, respectively. Other protein secondary structure assignment categories exist (sharp turns, Omega l...

Quaternary structure (1737 bytes)
2: ...me]]s and [[microtubule]]s. Changes in quaternary structure are called [[conformation|conformational changes]...
4: ...in-protein interaction when discussing quaternary structure of proteins and consider all assemblies of protei...
6: ...ucture]] -- [[secondary structure]] -- [[tertiary structure]] -- [[structural biology]] -- [[translation (bio...
8: [[Category:Protein structure]]

Primary structure (1628 bytes)
1: ...y-structure.png|thumb|250px|A [[protein]] primary structure is a chain of [[amino acid]]s.]]
3: ...nucleotide]] or [[peptide sequence]]. The primary structure, in other words, is a biopolymer's exact chemical...
5: ...n family]]) can competely identify the [[tertiary structure]] of the given sequence. Sequence families are of...
7: ...cture]] -- [[tertiary structure]] -- [[quaternary structure]] -- [[translation (biology)|translation]]
9: [[Category:Protein structure]]

Capital structure (1376 bytes)
1: The '''Capital Structure''' of a [[corporation]] is the way in which that ...
3: ...t the most buck for its bang? If so, what is that structure and on what factors does it depend? This are impo...
6: ...ern of a variety of speculator known as a capital-structure arbitrageur, see [[arbitrage]].
8: ... the non-convert bonds gets too large, than a cap-structure arb will bet that it will converge.

Organizational structure (2038 bytes)
1: '''Organizational structure''' is the way in which the interrelated groups of...
5: ...ructures lack [[standardization]] of tasks. This structure is most common in smaller organizations and is be...
11: [[Bureaucratic]] structures have a certain degree of standardization. They ...
13: '''Functional Structure'''
15: ...ctional areas instead of [[product line]]s. This structure is best used when creating specific, uniform [[pr...

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