Sentence examples for modalities organization from inspiring English sources

In Khosrowshahi's one year as CEO, Uber has made a multimillion-dollar acquisition of JUMP bikes, launched UberRENT, announced plans to launch a dockless electric scooter service and launched a new modalities organization created to figure out what this multi-modal future might look like for Uber.

Rather than a purely amodal or fully multi-modal organization, the data suggest that verbal (name) and non-verbal (voice, face) modalities of person knowledge may be partially differentiated, whereas modalities of non-verbal person knowledge are more closely aligned (Warrington, 1979; Snowden et al., 2004).

We conclude with suggestions for future multiscale connectome comparisons linking multiple scales and modalities of organization and suggest how such comparisons could contribute to a more complete fundamental understanding of brain organization and associated disease-related alterations.

This is particularly the case for plant bioacoustics; and it is surprising, when we consider that the ability to sense sound and vibrations is a phylogenetically ancient sensory modality behind the behavioral organization of all living organisms and their relationship with their environment (e.g., Jacobs et al. 2007; Müller and Tsuji 2007; Manley and Fuchs 2011).

(FGD Brussels, Users) A lot of questions arose concerning the modalities, entity, coordination and organization of a GDH.

These tasks were as similar as possible between modality, allowing us to look at the effect of input modality on neural network organization.

These findings support the hypothesis of a modality independent, supramodal cortical organization.

We excluded patients who died, moved from the network of the large dialysis organization, changed modality (to peritoneal dialysis), underwent kidney transplant, or received cinacalcet before November 1, 2004.

According to Contracter and Lorange (1988 20022), the term alliances covers several governance modalities ranging from relational contracting to licensing, to logistical supply-chain relationships, to equity joint ventures or to the complete merger of two or more organizations.

4. It would appear that similar to the visual cortex, the auditory cortex (at least in the temporal lobe) is also fundamentally topographical in nature, which may suggest that this large-scale governing principle of organization is sensory modality invariant.

Acupuncture is the only modality that has its own organization only for officially approved health personnel.