Sentence examples for external organizing from inspiring English sources

To deal with the difficulty of explaining how atomistic seeds derived from the male and female could be formed into the complexity of the embryo without the intervention of an external organizing principle, or a simple unfolding of a preformed primordia, Maupertuis drew upon Newtonian attraction between corresponding particles as an explanatory principle.

Overall, our model demonstrates how the patchy connectivity pattern of cortex can construct itself on the basis of only local cell cell chemical interactions and each cell's (similar) genetic code, without the support of external, organizing electrical spike patterns.

The language is seen as an opening for proponents of intelligent design to argue that such "irreducible complexity" points to an external organizing force.

At least some of those dollars would have otherwise gone to external organizing, to unionize new workplaces and grow the ranks.

This risk increases with increasing time since decentralization, but it is also substantially moderated in cases where an external organization was involved in organizing the local forest institution.

The tribe was the top level of this structure, containing several opoles and controlling a region of several hundred up to about 1500 square kilometers, where internal relationships were arbitrated and external defense organized.

One would conclude that internal timing rather than external cues is organizing this behavior.

Calibration and quality control procedures followed were shown to result in 100% MIRU-VNTR typing result reproducibility at intra- and interlaboratory levels by a recent international external quality control organized by the RIVM/ECDC (De Beer et al., in preparation).

2. Reduced vulnerabilities through increases in community empowerment (community capacities) There is a large health promotion literature on community empowerment and capacity building that distills to improving the knowledge, analytical skills, local leadership, internal and external resource mobilization, and organizing abilities of disadvantaged communities (12– 12).

Made from super durable polyspun twill with suede accents, the Quiksilver 1969 Special Heritage Backpack comes with multiple compartments for organizing your gear, external storage pockets, internal organization pockets, heavy duty clips, buckles and zips and padded ergonomic shoulder straps.

Geographers and regional scientists have amassed a great deal of evidence on the nature and importance of localized external economies, and organized that evidence intelligently if not rigorously.