The Local Government Act of February 1800 eliminated elections for local office entirely and organized local administration from the top down.
Though defined initially for IFM [35], the concept is entirely general not only for organized filament arrays such as striated muscle [33], [34], [46], [47] but also for in vitro single-molecule experiments using various myosin isoforms [48] [53].
It is organized entirely around the former president, the endowment is small, and even supporters acknowledge that it lacks the organization of, say, the Gates Foundation.
At the end of the book, he punctuates the eternal debate about action versus inaction effectively with "Escape From the Mall," a story organized entirely around an ambivalent narrator trying to stay alive in a war against the evil undead.
One could always quarrel with the choices and lament those left out -- I miss Bruce Nauman, for instance -- but it's an ambitious effort, organized entirely by the museum and well worth its wattage.
But beyond the actual fabric, Mack Weldon's distribution center is organized entirely by robotic technology, so that the warehouse itself is organized by product demand.
The practice is, appropriately, a postmodern religion that operates in the digital world: It has never had significant church real estate nor run formal fundraising activities, but is driven entirely by volunteers organized over the Internet.
These institutions in many cases are organized entirely for the purpose of perpetuating the violence against women and girls.
