| A pervasive theory of structuration needs to be built on preceding knowledge about agency and subjectivity. |
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| These frames include actor network theory, social network approaches, structuration theory and its variants, and institutional theory. |
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| We demonstrate this claim through an arena in which we argue that processes of scalar structuration are of especial significance. |
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| Viewed in light of class inequality as a structuration process, modularity has both a utopian and a reifying aspect. |
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| To circumvent this difficulty, Hegel reformulates the problem of necessity as pertaining to the structuration of consciousness. |
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| The idea of structuration provides a way of conceptualizing the relationship between mechanical and socially constructed systems. |
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| The conditions of this structuration of regulatory form vary across time and space and have proved different in the two countries. |
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| The patterning of language thus reveals the structuration of organization, itself composed of multilayered conversations. |
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| A narrative about place yields structuration of meaning generated from identity to produce what is most salient about place. |
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| Another theorist has labelled similar effects in social organization more generally as mediate and proximate structuration. |
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| Alienated subjects cannot directly perceive how they participate in a wider process of structuration of meaning. |
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| The explanation for this phenomenon begins with the insights provided by theories of structuration and technology implementation. |
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| Basin thermal history and structuration also influences other water-rock interactions such as diagenesis which has a key role in reservoir producibility and storage capacity. |
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| In order to explain the relatively hermetic nature of the world of ethnomethodology, one often cites the peculiarities of its network structuration. |
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| Modalities of structuration, then, are simply ways in which rules and resources are knowingly used by people in interactions. |
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| Despite the Tertiary structuration, the Dragon discovery has proved that potentially commercial volumes of hydrocarbons were retained at least locally in Cardigan Bay. |
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