If behaviors should be categorized to reflect the way the species organizes its behavior, then identifying behaviors requires first knowing the species' internal organizational scheme (Byrne 1999; Russon et al. 2007).
In the United States, the economic problem that organizes many of our lives is not that we don't have enough.
2. He's not, despite what the story says, Obama's chief economic policy advisor — he's the economic policy director, which is a process job: basically, he organizes other people to provide advice.
This approach organizes workers into teams and promotes such practices as labour management cooperation, worker participation, training in quality control, and just-in-time inventory systems, all of which contribute to higher quality and productivity than that produced by traditional American practices.
In addition to aerobatic competitions for powered aircraft, the FAI's International Aerobatics Commission also organizes championships in glider aerobatics, for which specially designed aerobatically rated gliders are employed.
In this step, the individual mentally organizes the information needed to solve the problem.
The physician organizes the list with the most likely diagnosis given first.
News aggregator, online platform or software device that collects news stories and other information as that information is published and organizes the information in a specific manner.
The Economist is part of The Economist Group, which includes the Economist Intelligence Unit, which provides industry analysis, and EuroFinance, which organizes conferences on treasury strategies; it also publishes analysis of European news through European Voice and U.S. news and politics through Roll Call and CQ Weekly (a Congressional Quarterly publication).
The chief controls community land resources, settles disputes, and organizes all large-scale cooperative activities.
