Databases not only store large amounts of data, but also impose an organization in data, which facilitates access for researchers and applications developers.
Other times the material in a collection may have been amassed over a longer period of time by more than one individual or institution and so the archivist gets to embark on the task of creating order and imposing an organization schema on the materials.
This helped us avoid those aspirational but essentially meaningless values that leaders often impose on an organization in an attempt to re-sculpt culture.
Mr. Trump recently overhauled his campaign team, bringing in new advisers who have begun to impose discipline and organization to what was often a chaotic campaign.
Local network structure encodes traces of the evolutionary history of sequences because gene duplication and domain shuffling events impose distinct local organization.
In contrast to top-down decisions imposed on organizations, often motivated solely by management concerns or external guidelines, DDDM refers to the collection, analysis, and interpretation of agency data to objectively inform improvements in policy and practice (Mandinach 2012).
It's important to point out that there's more than one form of stigma there are the ones that are "out there," imposed by organizations, institutions, laws and convention.
Turnover has long been a topic of organizational research with clear relevance to practice, given the costs that turnover imposes on organizations in terms of loss of key employees, and given increasing evidence that turnover is negatively related to organizational performance (Shaw et al., 2009).
Unwritten norms, i.e., "Unspoken rules are behavioral constraints imposed in organizations or societies that are not voiced or written down.
