strukture

Strukture is the Albanian noun for structure. Beyond language usage, structure denotes the arrangement and interrelation of the parts that make up a whole. A structure can be physical, like a building, a molecule, or a landscape, or abstract, like a sentence, an organization, or a theory. The study of structure often emphasizes how form affects function, stability, and behavior.

In science, structure describes how components are organized. Chemical structure specifies which atoms are bonded and how they are oriented; molecular structure influences properties and reactions; crystal structure refers to the repeating arrangement in a solid. Structural biology maps the three‑dimensional shapes of proteins and nucleic acids. In engineering and geology, structural analysis and structural integrity assess how structures bear loads and resist failure.

In information technology and mathematics, a data structure is a way of organizing data to enable efficient access and modification. Common data structures include lists, arrays, trees, graphs, and hash tables. In linguistics, structural analysis examines the arrangement of units within phrases and sentences. In social sciences, organizational structure describes the hierarchy, roles, and communication channels within institutions or networks.

Methods for studying structure include imaging and spectroscopy in the natural sciences (such as X‑ray crystallography and NMR), as well as modeling, diagrams, and simulations in mathematics and computer science. Understanding structure helps explain behavior, performance, and evolution across disciplines.