Is she usually organized and seems to be forgetting things more and more?
Before officially entering the race, prospective candidates usually organize an exploratory committee to assess their political viability.
Going to a lower-tier bowl game usually costs schools money because the payout does not cover the lavish travel party schools usually organize.
Expert physicians usually organize their knowledge regarding diseases in 'illness scripts, and when they encounter patients, they effortlessly recall the relevant scripts and promptly recognize the most appropriate courses of action [16].
The unions and parties that usually organize them are increasingly distrusted by the Greek public, as they are seen as complicit to this society's dead end.
Staff at all nursing homes who usually organize physical training, social or creative activities carried out individually tailored programmes using their usual methods and equipment.
These councils usually organize sports and recreational activities for young people, but fall short on the more substantial projects concerning children's social issues.
Although centrioles usually organize only small amounts of PCM in interphase cells, the PCM expands dramatically as cells prepare to enter mitosis a process termed centrosome maturation (Khodjakov and Rieder, 1999).
Hox genes are usually organized in clusters whose genomic organization reflects domains of expression along the anteroposterior axis (spatial colinearity) [ 6], as well as, in some species, timing of expression during development (temporal colinearity) [ 7, 8].
But the events are usually organized by political parties and unions, organizations that the young have largely ignored.
In Denmark, construction work is usually organized in small groups with a high degree of self-organization called construction gangs.
