Sentence examples for creation and organization from inspiring English sources
The centuries following the return from the Babylonian Exile were marked by increasingly widespread and intense reflection on various themes: the intermediary beings between humans and God; the divine appearances, whose special place of occurrence had formerly been the most sacred part of the Jerusalem Temple; the creation of human beings; and the creation and organization of the universe.
The three cultures where we can categorize most people's skills, reflexes, work and thought processes are: information, creation and organization.
Articy is a visual environment for the creation and organization of game content offering virtual characters, locations and a game development environment.
These are similar to iPhoto's "Events," but are built for you automatically, which saves you from the hassle of album creation and organization.
The creation and organization of biological information is one of the most active areas of biomedical research [ 10, 11].
Pushing these considerations to their extreme to consequences, it is tempting to guess that combinatorial regulation was actually made possible by the appearance of transposable elements which had a driving role in the creation and organization of the combinatorial scheme of transcriptional regulation which we observe today.
Organizational Learning [ 8]: Knowledge acquisition, dissemination, refinement, creation, and implementation within an organization; the ability to share common understanding so this knowledge can be exploited for the organizations' benefit.
The user support service in the e-mail process provides a service that supports both the creation of e-mail forms and organization and retrieval of data from reply e-mails for these mail actions.
Manual on creation of schools for dads and organization of their work is being prepared for publication.
Effective integration of both purchasing and marketing functions is central to effective value creation and alignment of an organization with its business environment.
The < annotation > element gives information about the creators of the model (name, surname, e-mail address and the affiliated organization), creation and modification dates of the model and the PubMed ID (PMID) as a MIRIAM URN.
