Sentence examples for flexibly organize from inspiring English sources
Both mammals and birds can flexibly organize their behavior over time.
We propose that, in addition to changes in the activity of individual CA1 neurons, their ability to rapidly and flexibly organize in stable cellular assemblies underlies the process of learning and memory.
Later investigators emphasized the importance of flexibly organized groups, leadership skills, and job satisfaction based on less tangible rewards than salary alone.
The Internet and the Web are allowing the scientists to pursue those activities on their own or through flexibly organized "virtual" associations.
Experts have a conceptual framework that allows them to recognize meaningful patterns of information, effectively organize content, flexibly retrieve pertinent knowledge with little effort, and assess their level of understanding of concepts.
According to various durations of the different treatment interventions, the CRF was organized flexibly in terms of both the number of visits and the intervals between visits.
It may also be possible to organize them more flexibly for example, in modular format.
We show that, in continuous speech, theta oscillations can flexibly track the syllabic rhythm and temporally organize the phoneme-level response of gamma neurons into a code that enables syllable identification.
It combines the development of new, and newly powerful, chipsets that can process complex increasingly quickly; the development of new kinds of database software that can organize massive amounts of data more flexibly, and the development of a nearly ubiquitous arrays of sensors and systems to collect that data.
On the other hand, in secondary education, business and economics is still rarely taught systematically or may be organized very flexibly, for example, according to fields of professional practice in commercial vocational education in Germany.
