"It was apparent that there was a need for a larger organized effort, a community of developers and disabled persons to conceptualize projects that can help people," Mr. Leung said.
And, if so, were he and his colleague acting on their own initiative, or were they part of a small cell or a larger organized command structure, under orders from an authority that either is or is not known to the intelligence services?
Whether or not you find racial diversity might depend on where you're looking But diversity is the whole point of a city, of an urban community, of a larger organized society.
As Brown and Batygin began to look more closely at the alignment of Sedna, 2012 VP113, and the rest, they, too, began to think that a larger organizing force might be at work.
But in the face of an open field of choices limited only by what you want, and with no larger driver to what you want that sets a trajectory for your life, the various motivations and expectations from these three worldviews have been let loose within the female psyche without a larger, organizing context or purpose.
Army, a large organized force armed and trained for war, especially on land.
Prigozhin, two of his companies, and 12 others were indicted by special counsel Robert Mueller in February for allegedly running a large, organized, online operation to interfere with the American political system.
Some philosophers have sought to discover a large organizing theme, meaning, or direction in human history.
These various interactions thus place MICOS in the center of a large organizing network controlling mitochondrial biogenesis and function.
The interfaith coalition is part of a larger drive organized by Democracy Works, the nonprofit organization directed by Ms. Hamilton.
The proposal is part of a larger effort organized by the conservative advocate Ward Connerly, whose group, the American Civil Rights Coalition, is seeking to disassemble affirmative action in five states this year: Arizona, Colorado, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma.
