Sentence examples for is strictly organized from inspiring English sources

Mr. Asma shows, for example, that at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, the Hall of Vertebrate Origins, which opened in 1996, is strictly organized on a "cladistic" principle of taxonomy: animals are grouped not by shared surface characteristics and functions, but by shared ancestors.

The time-schedule of the design-class is strictly organized; the experiment is taking place in the period of one semester.

In the geographic area of these three hospitals, obstetrical care is strictly organized, and women developing severe postpartum complications are transferred to these three referral centers comprising a level III maternity ward and one ICU.

Traditionally, Dinka cattle raiders were strictly organized under a system of age sets.

His fervent, innate wackiness was one reason the structure of "Ritual Dance" is so strictly organized, Mr. Aviles said.

The exhibition is not strictly organized by categories or a timeline.

The growth plate is a strictly organized process of endochondral bone formation.

This way we can begin to understand from a contextual standpoint, whether they are more strictly organized (have a specific list of items written down and go directly for those specific items) or they are more casual and spontaneous (venturing up and down each aisle and choosing items as they go).

Cell in tissue produces extracellular materials on which it is strictly attached, proliferates and organized to attain a specific tissue structure.

It is strictly forbidden by law to organize activities that create a situation of anarchy.

The weapons in that struggle were to be defined as economic and not political; the participants would be strictly wage workers organized along occupational lines; and the objective of trade unionism became exclusively the incremental achievement of higher wages and better working conditions.