Due to its direct impact on the safety and function of organizations, occupational health has been a concern of the construction industry for many years.
This refers to processes in which certain national state functions of organization and administration have been devolved to the local scale.
Thus, in addition to cooperative interactions which increase overall binding to chromatin, the amino-globular and carboxyl terminal domains of H1 likely contribute to separable functions of organization and compaction, both of which are required to stabilize chromatin without aggregation during dynamic remodeling processes.
Organizational theory is based on the premise of efficient functioning of organizations through means/ends rationality within organizations.
This might mean protecting the country's security or saving human life, but according to the draft, it also includes "the proper functioning of organizations that provide services on a significant scale".
The classic balanced scorecards are developed mostly for measuring the adequacy of the functioning of organizations from managerial perspectives for the purpose of maximizing product sells and higher income.
Justice is a basic requirement for the effective functioning of organizations and personal satisfaction of the individuals they employ [ 27].
Richard C. Holbrooke, the American ambassador to the United Nations, who has for months been advocating the strengthening of the peacekeeping department, the core function of the organization when its charter was adopted in 1945, welcomed the report as "a big step forward".
Thus, the basic function of postal organization is to convert the individual item as rapidly as possible into something that can be handled on a bulk basis, ensuring, however, that it finally regains its individual status.
Developing in silico tools such as these to predict how cellular behaviour changes as a function of spatial organization will allow for mechanism-based design of lab-on-chip devices to regulate stem cell fate.
