Sentence examples for organization and form from inspiring English sources

The core question underlying the existence of these two competing philosophical traditions is the extent to which something is considered as being formed or organized from the "beginning" or whether organization and form arise only over time.

A theory of teacher learning to guide the structure, organization, and form of the program (principle 4).

Cristae lose their plane-parallel organization and form tubular convoluted structuresdescribed by Green et al., (1968)[ 30].

Media are evolving in ways that challenge traditional journalism practices including the organization and form of content.

vp and lip genes share a similar structural organization and form one group (Additional file 8: Figure S2 A), whereas mnp genes are a more heterogeneous group in terms of gene structure, i.e. exons 2 and 3 of the mnp2/mnp3 pair merge into a single exon in mnp1 while exons 3, 4 and 5 of the mnp1/mnp2 pair correspond to a single exon in mnp3.

The P.T.A., for instance, had atrophied only because many parents had grown disaffected with the national organization and formed their own offshoot, the P.T.O., while others had started school-based groups with no national affiliation at all.

Despite the importance of this region in guiding social interactions, remarkably little is known about the functional organization and forms of social inference processed by the lateral PFC.

The disturbance quickly gained organization and formed into a tropical depression on August 2.

TransAsia said Thursday it has improved pilot training and the company's organization, and formed an in-house safety inspection committee, since the February crash.

A recent low point: Trump surrogate Jeffrey Lord's bizarre assertion on CNN during the primaries that the 19th century Ku Klux Klan was "a liberal leftist terrorist organization" and formed "the military arm, the terrorist arm of the Democratic Party," which (and this part is true) supported slavery in the lead up to the Civil War.

Engaging leadership creates the strong organizations and forms of collaboration that communities are crying out for.