Sentence examples for indeed organized from inspiring English sources

However, if feeding was indeed organized according to the sensors within the external sense organs, high concentration tastants would suppress feeding and the tastants would not "reach" the internal sense organs to signal aversive reinforcement to begin with.

The employees are indeed organized, by the United Food and Commercial Workers Union.

As for the children among Angkor's ruins, he confirmed my suspicions -- they were indeed organized, sent out by their parents to beg.

In general, it seems that the two retinas are, indeed, organized in such a way that pairs of points are projected innately to the same point in space, and the horopter is defined as the outward projection of these pairs.

[For her part, Taubira gave a moving eulogy at the funeral of Hebdo cartoonist Bernard "Tignous" Verlhac.] The signatories simply threw to one side the publication's long history of attacking Catholicism, Judaism and, indeed, organized religion of any sort.

The NATO attack on the former Yugoslavia in defense of Kosovo was also a public war -- legal, happy, and just, as far as the mainstream media could see -- a war, indeed, organized in the open and waged with a glow of conscience.

It was either yes or yes, and indeed organizing this event truly brought out the best in all of us.

This percentage is statistically higher than the 1% error rate (p<0.05), and we therefore conclude that the F-actin ring structures are indeed organizing in the anucleate cells.

We now have overwhelming evidence that early gonadal hormones do indeed organize sex differences in the central nervous system (CNS), and we believe that these sexual dimorphisms contribute to sex differences in behavior [ 2- 6].

Football, or indeed any organized sport, has its own liturgy as well.

This song makes crystal clear that it's just made-up nonsense, much as some people believe the Book Of Mormon and indeed all organized religion is made up nonsense.