Sentence examples for organisation principles from inspiring English sources

Trade unions have to find new organisation principles that don't pit one set of workers against others.

Following this line of thought, we consider frames to be powerful organisation principles of individual perceptions and interpretations providing a common discursive basis for a debate.

Molecular dynamics simulations on the basis of atomistic resolution models offer some ideas for the organisation principle.

The spacing and testing effects and the pedagogy of spaced education (Kelley & Whatson, 2013) behind them are well aligned with a knowledge organisation principle known as 'chunking'chunking

This might be the manifestation of a structural organisation principle, which strives to minimise the potential of metabolic deficiencies in central nodes, which are part of a rather sequential connection architecture.

The network of white matter connections in the brain seems to adhere to a small-world organisation principle, defined by short path lengths for reaching any part from any other part, while providing high clustering and highly efficient wiring.

For Buurtzorg, despite numerous inquiries, there is no interest in professionally consulting other organisations towards adopting self-organising principles (although advice is given freely, even to their direct competitors).

What I actually said was "at news organisations the central organising principle is usually to produce something with social impact first ahead of utility or profit".

Long Yongtu, who helped China win admission to the WTO, recently said that China is now moving further away from the organisation's principles.

"First, we have to democratise companies, then we have to build the organisation on principles and values so they become part of the community and part of the solution to tackling social problems," he stresses.

While the organisation's principles are humanitarian, IR's rescue operations are sometimes necessitated not by misadventure but by deliberate sabotage driven by human greed for power and wealth.