Sentence examples for large scale organization from inspiring English sources
Ecosystem processes are the large scale organization of the biotic and abiotic interactions of the natural world [14], [16].
However, in the right hemisphere we found another putative anterior mirror-symmetry map resulting in a possible large scale organization of high-low-high-low (see Fig. 3 for inflated and horizontal views, and the sagittal view in Fig. S2B).
Our results show that while even relatively early auditory cortical areas may exhibit sensitivity to complex sound features [46], [87], the large scale organization of most of the auditory cortex still maintains clear cochleotopic preferences.
We looked at the large scale organization of gene co-expression networks in the hippocampus and striatum microarray datasets.
We first established that TM3C contact maps are consistent with karyotypic features of KBM7 and that KBM7 cells share common large scale organization with other mammalian cell lines previously assayed by Hi-C.
"But there was no large-scale organization".
Yet large-scale organization had introduced social and economic injustices that rulers and religions could address but not resolve.
It defined a division of outlook that still lingers in anarchist circles, which have always included individualist attitudes too extreme to admit any kind of large-scale organization.
Military officials say they still have not seen evidence of a large-scale organization controlling the attacks, or of extensive cooperation between members of the former government and foreign terrorists.
The trend of the automotive industry to mergers and large-scale organization, and to a situation in which each producer could affect but not control the market, continued unchecked.
"Cooperative" union participation in management then became possible, because industrial unions had no history of resisting large-scale organization as such, were not beholden to any particular group of workers, and had no principal interest in curtailing firms' internal flexibility.
