Sentence examples for definite organization from inspiring English sources

In developing the primary organ rudiments mentioned above, the embryo acquires a definite organization clearly recognizable as that of a chordate animal.

The need for a more definite organization led to the first General Assembly, held in Philadelphia in 1789.

The first part of this work tries to give a definite organization to known literature and existing experiments, providing a general overview of the problem.

There was a sympathetic response and a gathering of interested workers, to create a definite organization was assured.

In order to ensure known group validity, a comparison of scores was done between units where a regular interprofessional meeting exists (i.e. a definite organization of interprofessional collaboration) and others that don't have regular meetings.

The ground hornbills (Bucorvus species) exhibit a definite social organization when foraging.

The word church in the 1st-century Gospel According to Matthew is to be understood as referring to the community of the faithful rather than to a definite ecclesiastical organization.

Conclusion Telemedicine must be a tool support with the beforehand definite medical organizations to allow an improvement of accessibility the care and thus of their quality.

The variables of finalized documents can be partly fulfilled by definite parts of organization but it may contain some free variables to be modified by other entities within the organization.

There was a definite selection of organization types over more independent mavericks.

There is definite interest within the organization in bringing back Strickland.