Sentence examples for coupled organizations from inspiring English sources

In loosely coupled organizations that consist of university and hospital units, the CTSA Program PDs/PIs should have the authority or influence, personally or on their leadership team, to integrate these independent parts of the organization toward CTSA Program goals.

This may be particularly relevant in loosely coupled organizations such as hospitals where unit supervisors can often exercise discretion in implementing and/or prioritizing safety policies initiated by senior management [ 34].

She'd like to see a series of smaller, community-led inquiries coupled with organizations specific to different communities working to break well-documented cycles of violence, poverty, and poor education.

While here at the law school, I joined a couple organizations that really allowed me to meet like-minded people.

This paper compares the impact of the Nodal Pricing and European Market Coupling organizations on different economic agents of the power system under two main wind policies.

I love being a part of Duke Med, and have become involved in a couple organizations including Duke Med Elementary and Davison Council.

These are just a couple organizations, along with the likes of the Aspen Institute's Project Play and countless others that share common goals in the effort to push Mandela's legacy forward and bring his vision to life around the world.

The coupled ecogeomorphological organization is shown by the correspondence in time of the fractal dimensions of the habitat-specific coastline and of the predicted patches.

Adoption of social media platforms in organizations coupled with the openness, collaboration, interaction, and involvement inherent in social media has led to a state that these organizations are now being termed as Enterprise 2.0.

The recent attacks in Paris coupled with terrorist organizations indicating a desire to attack the United States are stark reminders of the dangers every nation faces.

But as historian John Judis shows, intense lobbying from American Zionist organizations, coupled with strong sympathies for the victims of the Holocaust and a dismissiveness of Palestinian nationalist claims, persuaded Truman to commit America to publicly supporting partition, regardless of the long-term consequences.