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• The artificial and structureless background charge interacts electrostatically with itself and the electrons.
• In such cases, the members of the type may be represented as structureless tokens.
• "This is a new, leaderless, structureless tactic, " he said.
• These findings weakened the suspicion on the applicability of models basically founded on the assumption of a structureless atom.
• The song gradually becomes almost structureless and in free-form tempo, punctuated only by strange guitar noises.
• Connecting rings are most commonly thin and structureless but in certain derived forms may become actinosiphonate with inwardly projecting radial lamellae.
• It appears quite structureless'in vivo', but histological staining makes its primitive gut, nerve ring and muscles apparent.
• A trespassing hiker from Earth First !, a small, structureless group, coined the name in 1986 when he discovered the grove.
• The mostly structureless body ( thallus ) forms powdery cushions of lichen granules ( soredia ) over a fluffy middle layer ( medulla ).
• A wire weed guard protects the hook's point from the hydrilla _ a nonnative grass that bass hold in in an otherwise structureless lake.
• When grown in the laboratory in the absence of its photobiont, a lichen fungus develops as a structureless, undifferentiated mass of fungal filaments ( hyphae ).
• East of the main township area, on the western side and bed of a creek / gully, is a widespread and structureless area of alluvial diggings.
• One unregistered user was cited as saying that founder Jimmy Wales created the " structureless of tyranny, " another comments on the relative lack of permission-holder accountability systems.
• The ether is a purely conceptual medium which, as far as theory is at present developed, is structureless except that at isolated points there exist centres at which its properties are exceptional.
• The most widely known is " The Tyranny of Structurelessness, " which argued there is no such thing as a structureless group; power is simply disguised and hidden when structure is unacknowledged.
• One of his eight major divisions of Protista was composed of the monerans ( called Moneres by Haeckel ), which he defined as completely structureless and homogeneous organisms, consisting only of a piece of plasma.
• Critics accused it of sectarianism and argued that it operated  contrary to its professed anti-elitism  as an informal " structureless tyranny " with Pallis / Brinton at the centre of a clique of friends.
• Eric R . Bittner's group at the University of Houston has advanced a statistical variant of this approach that uses Bayesian sampling technique to sample the quantum density and compute the quantum potential on a structureless mesh of points.
• Whereas phonics relies on drill to make the sounds of letters and letter combinations reflexive, whole language surrounds the student with colorful picture books, elaborate " language labs " and quiet reading periods in a structureless and " nurturing " environment.
• This was in contradiction to Ernst Haeckel's theory that the complete phylogeny of a species would be repeated during embryonic development, including generation of the first nucleated cell from a " monerula ", a structureless mass of primordial mucus ( " Urschleim " ).