CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO STRUCTURALISE
PRESENT
Present
I structuralise
you structuralise
he/she/it structuralises
we structuralise
you structuralise
they structuralise
Present continuous
I am structuralising
you are structuralising
he/she/it is structuralising
we are structuralising
you are structuralising
they are structuralising
Present perfect
I have structuralised
you have structuralised
he/she/it has structuralised
we have structuralised
you have structuralised
they have structuralised
Present perfect continuous
I have been structuralising
you have been structuralising
he/she/it has been structuralising
we have been structuralising
you have been structuralising
they have been structuralising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I structuralised
you structuralised
he/she/it structuralised
we structuralised
you structuralised
they structuralised
Past continuous
I was structuralising
you were structuralising
he/she/it was structuralising
we were structuralising
you were structuralising
they were structuralising
Past perfect
I had structuralised
you had structuralised
he/she/it had structuralised
we had structuralised
you had structuralised
they had structuralised
Past perfect continuous
I had been structuralising
you had been structuralising
he/she/it had been structuralising
we had been structuralising
you had been structuralising
they had been structuralising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will structuralise
you will structuralise
he/she/it will structuralise
we will structuralise
you will structuralise
they will structuralise
Future continuous
I will be structuralising
you will be structuralising
he/she/it will be structuralising
we will be structuralising
you will be structuralising
they will be structuralising
Future perfect
I will have structuralised
you will have structuralised
he/she/it will have structuralised
we will have structuralised
you will have structuralised
they will have structuralised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been structuralising
you will have been structuralising
he/she/it will have been structuralising
we will have been structuralising
you will have been structuralising
they will have been structuralising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would structuralise
you would structuralise
he/she/it would structuralise
we would structuralise
you would structuralise
they would structuralise
Conditional continuous
I would be structuralising
you would be structuralising
he/she/it would be structuralising
we would be structuralising
you would be structuralising
they would be structuralising
Conditional perfect
I would have structuralise
you would have structuralise
he/she/it would have structuralise
we would have structuralise
you would have structuralise
they would have structuralise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been structuralising
you would have been structuralising
he/she/it would have been structuralising
we would have been structuralising
you would have been structuralising
they would have been structuralising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you structuralise
we let´s structuralise
you structuralise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to structuralise
Past participle
structuralised
Present Participle
structuralising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STRUCTURALISE»
Discover the use of
structuralise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
structuralise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Information Retrieval Technology: Third Asia Information ...
Nitta and Babaguchi [12] structuralise sports programs by analysing both closed
captions and video. Smith and Kanade [21] also combine image and textual
evidence to handle news and non-news contents: They first select keyphrases
from ...
2
Key Papers from the Journal of Child Psychotherapy
The analyst thus becomes the patient's supplementary ego (Heimann, 1956) and
enables the patient to structuralise and synthesise those early traumatic
experiences or de®ciencies which had been dissociated at the time. Depending
on the ...
3
Top Class Competitors: How Nations, Firms and Individuals ...
It sold 20 million! In 2004, Nokia had some 35 % of the world market share in
mobile telephones. Perhaps these dramatic events induced Nokia to reflect on
how to structuralise constant reinvention as a corporate strategy [13]. Companies
find ...
4
Religion in Contemporary Japan
NEW EVENTS, OLD MODELS: CHANGING PATTERNS AND ENDURING
THEMES The festivals and life-cycle events celebrated at shrines serve as '
punctuation marks'" in the calendar, helping to structuralise and define changes
in season ...
5
Aristotle on Memory and Recollection: Text, Translation, ...
The first reading must, then, be due to conjecture. It should be noted that it is a
peculiar characteristic of these manuscripts to insert single explanatory words,
such as particles, connectives, etc., in order to structuralise difficult text, and
therefore ...
6
The New Economy in East Asia and the Pacific
Game software provides users with a kind of entertainment that is difficult to
structuralise (Newell and Simon 1972), so companies try to preempt user
preferences by developing channels tousers, establishinga seriesofthesame
typeof game.
7
The Routledge Education Studies Textbook
Moreover, there is a general tendency in contemporary cultural studies to
overstress the meaning-production of agents, move away from the 'transformative
' project it initiated and biographise the social structure and structuralise the
biography ...
James Arthur, Ian Davies, 2012
8
Guyana Junction. Globalisation, localisation, and the ...
Postmodern heterogeneity might 'structuralise' the definition of the self and the
other: make it into a composition of aspects of various structures rather than an
idiosyncratic construct, assembled within a relatively homogenous environment.
Johannes Gerrit de Kruijf, 2006
9
Client Participation in Community Residential Facilities in ...
For instance, nobody has any objections to visitors. l think it's important that a
counsellor chairs the meeting: in this way they structuralise our discussions and -
if necessary - they can take important decisions concerning delicate matters. l
feel ...
Guido Lissens, Chantal van Audenhove, 1999
10
Art Criticism Since 1900
But prepositions structuralise a domain for attention: for activities of making; for
example, window-making or picture-framing: the picture framed can indicate the
picture made. These processes evidence technique, not just in the perfectly ...
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STRUCTURALISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
structuralise is used in the context of the following news items.
Anna Heim, comme Yvan Attal, s'attaque aux préjugés antisémites
... documentaire Jews Got Money, constate comme Yvan Attal un antisémitisme qui se structuralise: «J'ai envie de garder enspoir, mais je suis assez pessimiste. «Le Figaro, Jun 15»
EU leaders: cheap oil, euro, low rates are ideal reform setting
This recovery is mainly of a cyclical nature and we would like to structuralise it," European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker told a news conference ... «Reuters, Mar 15»
François Villon, anacoluthes et acolytes dans la Pléiade
Zumthor structuralise les trente premiers huitains du Testament et nous en livre le cadavre : «J'y relève dix "types sémiques", séries paradigmatiques à très ... «Libération, Nov 14»
Dialogue: the best of difficult options
What I am suggesting is the initiation of a mechanism whereby we can begin to structuralise the dialogue process. We should know the nature of the enemy ... «The News International, Oct 13»
Smart CIOs understand the distinction between digital and IT
But we're also seeing the creation of a new role - chief digital officer - to structuralise the difference between IT and digital in the organisation. This, for many IT ... «ComputerWeekly.com, Jun 13»
What the Story of Summly Really Tells Us About the Future of News
But the case of Summly exposes more clearly than any other, just how important it is to structuralise this liberation of thought and action. Any one of Britain's ... «Huffington Post, Mar 13»
Cutting-edge of beauty care
... uemura's distinctive philosophy in make-up application uses a technical understanding of bone structure and skin thickness to structuralise the face,” How said ... «The Borneo Post, Feb 11»
