Sentence examples for naturally organized from inspiring English sources

His birthplace in Leiden, 20 miles south, has naturally organized its own festivities.

Scientific data can be naturally organized into hierarchical tree structures.

If you're not the naturally organized type, start small but start somewhere.

River basins are examples of naturally organized flow architectures whose scaling properties have been noticed long ago.

Can you stay focused despite distractions and see a task through to completion?" She also says you need to be naturally organized and skilled at time management.

It will not only be coherent, but structured in a way that mirrors the way the subject itself is naturally organized.

The viruses replicate themselves, providing a steady supply of material, and they naturally organize into well-ordered films, an important property for nanotechnology devices.

Aristotle famously said that humans are "political animals," meaning that they naturally organize themselves into distinct sorts of communities, the largest of which is the city, or city-state (in Greek, the polis).

The genre in which he is working naturally organizes itself into vignettes rendered with a primary focus on literary artistry, rather than analysis, so he never has to state a full-dress argument, or even say exactly what he was looking for in those four long driving tours.

He cited an influential 1962 article, "The Architecture of Complexity," by Herbert Simon, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, cognitive psychologist, and computer scientist, who asserted that embedding entities within like entities (in a recursive tree structure of the type central to Chomskyan linguistics) is simply how people naturally organize information.

Another essential feature of a majority of biological networks is their ability to naturally organize into modules [ 14, 17, 18].