Virtually all the pieces of the new department already exist; they need to be organized.
But the situation began improving five years ago as the Japanese and the Japanese-Brazilians learned to co-exist and organized joint events, like barbecues, said Kunikazu Ihara, 65, a local ward leader.
In many permit systems, for example, the 'prohibition unless permitted' rule only exists to organize a formal basis for conditioning certain activities as regards, for instance, their safety or fit with urban plans.
In this model, the various complexes exist as organized sets of interacting enzymes.
The tribe leaders are simply people who recognize that a community exists and organize an industry or consumer group to convene to celebrate, connect and do business.
At a higher level, a core GRN exists to organize regulations among different modules and to maintain the robustness of the whole network.
Research by Nicole King of the University of California at Berkeley has shown that a single-celled species of choanoflagellate, Salpingoeca rosetta, can also exist in organized colonies, which are called rosettes (see Figure 1; King, 2004).
Several initiatives exist to organize this knowledge in secondary databases, thus allowing easier access and visualization.
Many biological databases exist to organize and store either the sequencing data or associated biological data or both.
Classifications exist to organize the instances of a domain so that information assembled from databases can be generalized or related to defined taxonomic groups.
