Sentence examples for more open organization from inspiring English sources

Further, a politically sensitive population census has been postponed from May until October, allowing for a more open organization and some form of international monitoring.

In outlining the number of members in each of the military services, the military hierarchy may be seeking to present the People's Liberation Army as a more open organization, said Scott W. Harold, an associate political scientist at the RAND Corporation who specializes in China's military affairs.

Kubernetes, and indeed all of the open source projects being generated by Google, such as TensorFlow for machine learning, Spanner for launching massive distributed databases or Draco for 3D graphics compression, to name but a few, were part of a concerted and deliberate effort in-house to be a more open organization.

The result is a much more dynamic, much more open organization--one whose employees focus on the promise of the future rather than dwelling on the mistakes of the past.

We observed a strong correlation between nucleosome density in the promoter region (both in terms of number of nucleosomes and nucleosome level) and transcriptional activity, with highly expressed gene clusters showing a more open nucleosome organization than clusters of genes with low expression values.

These tools have the potential to make organizations more open, more collaborative, more innovative, and more adaptable than ever before.

People and organizations are more open to receiving gifts, receiving help, and are actually sometimes more in need.

Although many individuals and organizations were more open to the encouragement to find ways to be more inclusive, she expressed that she and her colleagues 'had to be very vocal' in their advocacy efforts, yet still had limited success in influencing the practices of some agencies.

Organizations with a more open culture are more easily able to establish social links with other organizations outside of them.

We find that when the organization has a more open ILM, employees usually have a higher level of commitment.

Depending on the company and the product, an organization may develop more open source software specific to their business or build some amount of proprietary software to complete the product offering.