Sentence examples for a composite organization from inspiring English sources

Lindblom released the second condition: the decision maker is not unitary nor a composite organization, it is rather made by a set of different actors who are formally in very different positions.

We're a composite organism.

Then they created a single composite organization, described as a global midmarket product manufacturer and distributor that had used two FA-400 arrays for a year, to illustrate Pure Storage's TEI.

Our data showed a much more complex chromosomal distribution picturing a composite genome organization (Fig. 1 and Table 4).

Specifically, Forrester calculated that AFAs let the composite organization develop new products, on average, two-and-a-half-months faster than it did before, allowing the company's development team to complete work on two more products each year.

Further analysis of the complete genome sequences of eight isolates of human origin and one of bovine origin has highlighted the composite organization of S. agalactiae genomes with a conserved backbone (representing the core genome of the species) and a dispensable genome composed of genomic islands that are highly variable between the different strains [ 23- 26].

In the context of protein evolution, domain shuffling is widely accepted to be an important driving force and may well explain the composite organization of certain CSs (figs. 1 and 3 C).

The German Medical Association (Bundesärztekammer (BAK)) is unlike the other examples presented here in that it is not a unitary organisaiton but is rather a composite of organizations rom each German Lander.

This record group (14.001) is a composite, encompassing those organizations for which not enough records are extant to justify assigning each one its own record group number.

A complete list of the names "would give terrorist organizations a composite picture of the government investigation," a panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said in a 2-to-1 ruling last June.

It should be emphasized that from the 1930s Dutch literature and Flemish literature have been part of a composite literary culture: the writers, literary organizations, and departments of culture of the two countries have worked in close cooperation.