Sentence examples for organising model from inspiring English sources

But we've adopted the same organising model as SEIU.

Of all the workforces involved in the fast food shutdown, it's the couriers who have the most innovative organising model.

Sure, it can be glamorous: mixing with designers, organising models and co-ordinating photoshoots are all everyday jobs in the industry.

"We also went halfway towards rethinking the party itself in terms of new community organising models, but then that was also tossed overboard in favour of a much more centralised vote-harvesting operation around voter ID.

This is a hierarchically organised model of illness adaptation based on three primary constructs: illness representations, coping responses, and appraisal of coping responses [ 46, 47].

Ukip made an effort to get organised, modelling itself on the Liberal Democrats who targeted clusters of seats, and the right-of-centre, populist Canadian Reform party, which came from nowhere in 1993 to rout the country's Conservatives.

The self-organising model forgoes strategy for an intent about where the organisation wants to go.

We then provide a new perspective on these effects by showing how they can be derived within an independently motivated, hierarchically organised neurocognitive model of language comprehension in which syntactic structuring precedes argument interpretation (the extended Argument Dependency Model, eADM; Bornkessel and Schlesewsky, 2006).

Most of the health systems of middle-income countries, including Malaysia, are organised around models of healthcare developed in western countries which is care for episodic short term illness where patients can be isolated from the community and treated in healthcare centres.

Self-organised, team based model of organising creates order without hierarchies.

Particularly, a new stochastic mini-batch learning algorithm is proposed to train a Mahalanobis self-organising map (MSOM) model.