Neither of these ideals has been more than briefly and episodically descriptive of reality, or has served, except momentarily, as the principle around which the politics of race was organized, because, alas, not many realms in American life have been either truly color-blind or truly integrated.
Too many teams today are organized because of process and obligation instead of a true desire to get something done.
The study was organized because the details of precipitation, hail and lightning formation within severe storms are still not completely understood, said Dr. Morris Weisman, a scientist with the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo., who helped coordinate each day's observations.
For those services the low-level first access has to be organized because intensifying the utilization of a known service is easier than integrating a new one.
(now nine years old), says that promoters have to be organized, because they "take a lot of risks," and that the organization has "just started to take in artist-management people like Seymour Heller as associate members".
Gender relates to how we are perceived and expected to think and act as men and women because of the way society is organized, not because of our biological differences [ 5].
Furthermore, the societal approach proposes that these systems are organized in terms of their compatibilities because value systems are positively correlated with each other (Pereira et al. 2001).
Because our reality boxes are geared to the way we're organized today instead of the way we could be organized tomorrow.
Because WordNet is organized as a hierarchy of categories, the software can simply choose a level of abstraction where it has a very high probability of being correct: if it is not sure a given picture shows a rabbit, for instance, it goes to the next level (mammals) or the one above that (animals).
Perhaps that's because each was organized by a team of six curators.
