structural; structured

a building frame or structural system made of steel; steelwork

the microscopic structure of a material; microstructural

A building structure made primarily of wood; timberwork

in computing, a particular way of organizing and storing data in a computer so that it can be accessed and modified efficiently

The internal arrangement and bonding of atoms within a molecule. This structure determines the physical and chemical properties of a substance.

a chemical formula that shows how atoms in a molecule are arranged and bonded using element symbols and lines

building envelope; the outer structure of a building which separates the interior from the exterior environment

a word or phrase that does not clearly connect to the rest of a sentence

primary or fundamental structure of a system or object

basic structure; infrastructure

The large-scale or overall structure of something

the underlying syntactic structure of a sentence in linguistics

a building or design that is built to withstand earthquakes

The physical or logical arrangement of components in a network or system.

the arrangement of atoms, ions, or molecules in a crystalline material

The form or pattern of power distribution within a political, economic, or social system

The physical arrangement and internal composition of an atomic nucleus

The proportional relationship between different types of consumer spending within total consumption expenditure; consumption patterns

physical composition; the arrangement of the physical parts of a system or object

A ring-shaped structure or arrangement, typically in technical or architectural contexts.

The internal composition and organization of an economy.

structuralism; a philosophical and linguistic theory that analyzes a system as a set of interconnected parts, emphasizing the whole over individual elements

A type of grammar word that connects parts of a sentence, such as [[的|的|de5]], [[地|地|de5]], [[得|得|de5]], and [[所|所|suo3]]

structural change; a change in the internal organization or composition of a system

a wall that forms part of the structure of a building and is capable of carrying a load

A wage system composed of several different components such as basic pay, seniority allowance, post-related pay, and performance bonuses

structural theory, especially within the field of physics

structural linguistics; a branch of linguistics concerned with the internal structures of language systems

structural adjustment; restructuring of an organization or economy

A grammatical pattern where a noun or noun phrase is followed by a verb or adjective that says something about it

chemical structure in which functional groups are on the same side of a double bond or ring

The internal composition and productive relationship between various sectors and departments within a national or regional economy.

the composition of various products within an economy or company and their interconnections; product mix

The composition of a population in a specific area, such as the breakdown of people by class, occupation, or age; also called [[人口组合|人口組合|ren2 kou3 zu3 he2]]

(mathematics) a set with one or more operations that satisfy specific axioms

(astrophysics) a theory used to explain the persistent spiral arms in galaxies

A grammatical phrase or clause built around a verb; a verbal expression.