Sentence examples for organization changes from from inspiring English sources

We next aim to illustrate how visual field organization changes from early visual areas through to extra-occipital areas.

"Over the years, I have seen our organization change from within," Mr. Buscetta, speaking behind a screen, told senators at a hearing on organized crime in 1988.

Induction of fat cell differentiation made actin organization change from mostly stress-fibers (Fig.  4a1, b1) to a cortical network surrounding wide, deep plasma membrane invaginations (Fig.  4a2), previously described as 'caves' (Parton et al. 2002), protruding into the perinuclear region.

However, neo-institutional theory does not explicitly address the problems presented by the loss of information that occurs when organizations change from a face-to-face to electronic channels.

(ii) No matter whether the health care organization changes its scanning system from bar-coding to RFID or from RFID to bar-coding, it will only benefit the health care organization but the supplier will suffer.

In 2011, the volunteer-driven organization changed its name from the "Red Tail Project" to the "CAF Red Tail Squadron" and also completed construction of the RISE ABOVE Traveling Exhibit as an additional tool to help tell the story of these pilots and their support personnel (who are also known as Tuskegee Airmen).

Underlying theories and principles of organization change are widely available from other sectors [ 9- 12].

The increased prominence of these nouveau non-profits in APSCU is ironic given that the organization changed its name five years ago from the Career College Association to the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities in part to stress its private sector orientation (although these private sector entities have been receiving nearly 90percentt of their revenues from taxpayers).

Gordon H. Smith, executive vice president of the Maine Medical Association, said that his organization had changed from being like a chamber of commerce to being like a union.

They also realize that it is very difficult for an established organization to change from within.

After leading the organization for less than two years, Carmichael was succeeded by H. Rap Brown (later known as Jamil Abdullah andAmin), and the name of the organization was changed from the "Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee" to the "Student National Coordinating Committee".