In vitro reconstituted or purified 30 nm fibers are flexible and organized into imperfect helical structures [6].
Doctors agreed that the workload at community level is not very high and medical staff members can be more flexible in organizing their work.
The SSM is established as an organized, flexible process to deal in problematic situations, which call for action to be taken to improve them, and provide ways to make them more acceptable.
For instance, using lists or dictionaries for values creates a flexible storage structure organized in rows by columns that is reminiscent of relational databases (although generally without any of the ACID properties relational databases usually provide).
The flexible genome is organized principally into polymorphic strain-specific DNA segments that are missing in at least one of the genomes analyzed.
The expressed qualities in the individuals was not related to their professional work and consisted of being organized, flexible, and taking on the role of the inspirer for keeping the implementation process ongoing: "I think it's good when you represent different units and personalities.
Tufekci suggests that the movements that succeed are actually proto-institutional: highly organized; strategically flexible, due to sinewy management structures; and chummy with the sorts of people we now call élites.
According to Ms. James, who is working on a book that examines the relationships between pop culture, capitalism and the perception of time, "planning for the future and long-term goals don't make sense" for people whose lives are organized around flexible work patterns and jobs that lack a career structure.
This book explains a highly organized but flexible method for defining needed man-made systems in an environment of cooperative work by teams of specialized engineers and analysts.
The framework is comprehensive, organized, consistent, flexible, diagnostic, action-driven and oriented, and easy for MoH staff to use.
