Concern for the Earth's endangered environment became central, emphasizing in both intellectual and social life the need for cooperation rather than competition, the importance of understanding interrelationships of the ecosystem, and the idea that ecology could be used as an organizing concept.
M. R. Leary & J. P. Tangney "The self as an organizing concept in the social and behavioral sciences". Handbook of Self and Identity (2nd ed.).
But there is little doubt it will become an organizing concept for the surface navy during the Trump years, and most of the warships in the fleet are surface combatants.
In addition to providing a diagnostic tool to identify students' misconceptions about evolution, tree thinking can also serve as an organizing concept that connects different forms of data that serve as evidence of evolution.
Dr Bella DePaulo: The idea that everyone wants to get married seems to be an organizing concept of society.
It consisted of five booklets with 20 cards per subtest and required the individual to formulate an organizing concept for each subtest.
What started as a rarefied philosophical and mathematical idea is now a useful organizing concept for one of our youngest and most rapidly-changing enterprises.
On these socially constructive historical groundings rest several key heuristic presumptions that are central to Africana philosophy as a metaphilosophical organizing concept of intellectual praxes.
A central organizing concept in biology is that life changes and develops through evolution, and that all life-forms known have a common origin.
Use note-cards, pictures, and sheets of paper to write out facts, explanations, and organized concepts.
Social Partnership: An Organizing Concept for Industrial Relations Reform, Workplace Topics: AFL-CIO Department of Economic Research.
