Sentence examples for an active organized from inspiring English sources

The discovery of rapid eye movement, or REM, sleep in 1953 awakened scientists to the realization that sleep was not "a simple turning off of the brain," but an active, organized physiological process, said Dr. Jerome Siegel, a professor of psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences at the University of California at Los Angeles.

Apart from social features that facilitate distribution and promotion of application models and components (e.g., share, rate, review, watch), the professional network encourages the creation of an active organized community that supports collaboration (Fig. 9).

But it is a politically active, organized and influential one, raising a lot of money for candidates and, like other minority groups focused on attaining rights, providing worker bees during campaigns who galvanize and energize the larger electorate -- and in the case of LGBT organizers, that's had a big impact on energizing younger voters too.

A recent report from the Oxford Internet Institute, a research lab associated with Oxford University, found active organized disinformation campaigns taking place on social media in 48 countries, up from 28 in 2017.

One of the most active organized groups at the park, and a member of Friends of the Arroyo, is Equestrian Trails Inc., a statewide organization interested in the acquisition and preservation of riding and hiking trails.

Keeping your clan active, organized and updated is key to a clans success.

The store said the most popular books were those about the Confederation of Iranian Students, the most active organized opposition during the two decades before the 1979 revolution.

Much progress has been made on cancer and cystic fibrosis, for example, in part because they have active, organized advocacy groups, Califf said.

Being fairly active, organized and, for the most part, staunchly socialist in their political leanings, my neighbors and friends have thus far remained independent and enfranchised despite encroaching pressures from corporations, large landowners, and the government.

Cathy McMullen, a nurse in Denton who became active organizing for the ban, told VICE News Denton's situation has been uniquely dire, since the town had not had a gas administrator so the fire department had been charged with issuing fracking permits. .

Quodlibet, the undergraduate society for Medieval Studies (in which graduate students participate) is also very active, organizing fall and spring guest lectures by non-Cornell medievalists.