Sentence examples for becomes organized from inspiring English sources

Lila's personality becomes organized around the idea that "you have to strike fear into those who wish to strike fear into you".

The distinction between precipitation and crystallization lies largely in whether emphasis is placed on the process by which the solubility is reduced or on that by which the structure of the solid substance becomes organized.

Above a threshold concentration in oxygen dependent on equivalence ratio, the flame becomes organized and concentrated in the near field.

By the time necrosis becomes organized, endoscopic therapy has the potential to offer an alternative treatment to surgery.

Initial deposition of collagen is disorganized; however, it becomes organized over a period of time (Clark 1993).

This pattern of glacial erosion at the fjord onset zone is similar to what is found in the outer fjords ∼ 100 km toward the last glacial maximum ice margin, and indicates that ice flow becomes organized well inland from the fjorded coast.

"The question now becomes organizing everything on the laptop".

The notion that tumour cells become organized into a pseudo organ, complete with its' own division of labour is compelling.

It became organized and powerful.

Cycling as recreation became organized shortly after racing did.

By 1867 definite rules had been established, and the game had become organized.