When something is described as structural, it relates to the physical framework, organization, load-bearing architecture, or foundational design of an object, building, or systemic process. In architecture and engineering, it refers to elements that support weight and maintain structural stability, such as steel beams, columns, and foundations. In broader sociological or economic contexts, structural refers to deep-seated systemic rules and institutional arrangements that govern human behavior, organizations, and society.
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