According to Laloux, there have been four major perspectives in the history of human organising, with the fifth one as currently emerging.
"At least to some extent, the way humans organise in societies influences our levels of lethal violence".
According to Tuan [ 32], humans organise space based on their experiences of their body and of others to suit their biological and social relationship needs.
Indeed, as discussed above, the Xi in both mouse and human is organised as a repetitive inner core surrounded by genes and Xist RNA localised often in contact with the nuclear periphery or with the nucleolus (Chaumeil et al. 2006; Clemson et al. 2006; Rego et al. 2008; Zhang et al. 2007).
Collingwood also reinforced Berlin's belief heavily influenced by Kant in the importance of the basic concepts and categories by which human beings organise and analyse their experience, to human life.
It is a known and accepted fact that biological functions in humans are organised around a circadian (day/night) clock.
Here, we demonstrate a systematic, topographical representation of modulation rate in the auditory cortex of a non-human primate, organised, in parts, orthogonally to the established gradient for frequency.
In contrast to corpus-based approaches that are purely oriented on statistical techniques, knowledge-based approaches rely on human-organised knowledge (e.g. Semantic Network, WordNet and Linked Open Data) to encode relations between a collection of concepts [ 7, 9, 23].
A simulation of a human infection was organised in Lyons.
A Labour supporter and a passionate champion of human rights, he organised talks for the Fabian Society and lured me into giving one of them.
The news of Andraschek's dramatic upturn in fortunes came as human rights activists organised a wave of protests worldwide against a new Hungarian law that bans sleeping rough, in a country that has 30,000 homeless people.
