Definition of structuration in English:

structuration

noun strʌktʃəˈreɪʃ(ə)nˌstrəkCHəˈrāSHən

mass noun

The state or process of organization in a structured form.
Example sentencesExamples
- The conditions of this structuration of regulatory form vary across time and space and have proved different in the two countries.
- The patterning of language thus reveals the structuration of organization, itself composed of multilayered conversations.
- It demonstrates both a general inside/outside structuration and a set of behaviours and processes that are clearly ‘international’ in form and content.
- A narrative about place yields structuration of meaning generated from identity to produce what is most salient about place.
- Another theorist has labelled similar effects in social organization more generally as mediate and proximate structuration.
- Alienated subjects cannot directly perceive how they participate in a wider process of structuration of meaning.
- The explanation for this phenomenon begins with the insights provided by theories of structuration and technology implementation.
- These frames include actor network theory, social network approaches, structuration theory and its variants, and institutional theory.
- We demonstrate this claim through an arena in which we argue that processes of scalar structuration are of especial significance.
- A pervasive theory of structuration needs to be built on preceding knowledge about agency and subjectivity.
- Viewed in light of class inequality as a structuration process, modularity has both a utopian and a reifying aspect.
- To circumvent this difficulty, Hegel reformulates the problem of necessity as pertaining to the structuration of consciousness.
- These variables interact in a process called structuration.
- Here we see how class contradictions may be worked through and ‘resolved’ ideologically within the racialized structuration of gender.

Definition of structuration in US English:

structuration

nounˌstrəkCHəˈrāSHən

The state or process of organization in a structured form.
Example sentencesExamples
- A narrative about place yields structuration of meaning generated from identity to produce what is most salient about place.
- We demonstrate this claim through an arena in which we argue that processes of scalar structuration are of especial significance.
- Here we see how class contradictions may be worked through and ‘resolved’ ideologically within the racialized structuration of gender.
- It demonstrates both a general inside/outside structuration and a set of behaviours and processes that are clearly ‘international’ in form and content.
- These frames include actor network theory, social network approaches, structuration theory and its variants, and institutional theory.
- The explanation for this phenomenon begins with the insights provided by theories of structuration and technology implementation.
- Another theorist has labelled similar effects in social organization more generally as mediate and proximate structuration.
- Alienated subjects cannot directly perceive how they participate in a wider process of structuration of meaning.
- To circumvent this difficulty, Hegel reformulates the problem of necessity as pertaining to the structuration of consciousness.
- Viewed in light of class inequality as a structuration process, modularity has both a utopian and a reifying aspect.
- A pervasive theory of structuration needs to be built on preceding knowledge about agency and subjectivity.
- The conditions of this structuration of regulatory form vary across time and space and have proved different in the two countries.
- These variables interact in a process called structuration.
- The patterning of language thus reveals the structuration of organization, itself composed of multilayered conversations.

单词	structuration
释义	Definition of structuration in English: structuration noun strʌktʃəˈreɪʃ(ə)nˌstrəkCHəˈrāSHən mass noun The state or process of organization in a structured form. Example sentencesExamples The conditions of this structuration of regulatory form vary across time and space and have proved different in the two countries. The patterning of language thus reveals the structuration of organization, itself composed of multilayered conversations. It demonstrates both a general inside/outside structuration and a set of behaviours and processes that are clearly ‘international’ in form and content. A narrative about place yields structuration of meaning generated from identity to produce what is most salient about place. Another theorist has labelled similar effects in social organization more generally as mediate and proximate structuration. Alienated subjects cannot directly perceive how they participate in a wider process of structuration of meaning. The explanation for this phenomenon begins with the insights provided by theories of structuration and technology implementation. These frames include actor network theory, social network approaches, structuration theory and its variants, and institutional theory. We demonstrate this claim through an arena in which we argue that processes of scalar structuration are of especial significance. A pervasive theory of structuration needs to be built on preceding knowledge about agency and subjectivity. Viewed in light of class inequality as a structuration process, modularity has both a utopian and a reifying aspect. To circumvent this difficulty, Hegel reformulates the problem of necessity as pertaining to the structuration of consciousness. These variables interact in a process called structuration. Here we see how class contradictions may be worked through and ‘resolved’ ideologically within the racialized structuration of gender. Definition of structuration in US English: structuration nounˌstrəkCHəˈrāSHən The state or process of organization in a structured form. Example sentencesExamples A narrative about place yields structuration of meaning generated from identity to produce what is most salient about place. We demonstrate this claim through an arena in which we argue that processes of scalar structuration are of especial significance. Here we see how class contradictions may be worked through and ‘resolved’ ideologically within the racialized structuration of gender. It demonstrates both a general inside/outside structuration and a set of behaviours and processes that are clearly ‘international’ in form and content. These frames include actor network theory, social network approaches, structuration theory and its variants, and institutional theory. The explanation for this phenomenon begins with the insights provided by theories of structuration and technology implementation. Another theorist has labelled similar effects in social organization more generally as mediate and proximate structuration. Alienated subjects cannot directly perceive how they participate in a wider process of structuration of meaning. To circumvent this difficulty, Hegel reformulates the problem of necessity as pertaining to the structuration of consciousness. Viewed in light of class inequality as a structuration process, modularity has both a utopian and a reifying aspect. A pervasive theory of structuration needs to be built on preceding knowledge about agency and subjectivity. The conditions of this structuration of regulatory form vary across time and space and have proved different in the two countries. These variables interact in a process called structuration. The patterning of language thus reveals the structuration of organization, itself composed of multilayered conversations.
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