From a business perspective, it is a style of multi-tier computing that helps organizations share logic and data among multiple applications and usage modes.
Devoid of organization, knowing neither logic nor reason, it has the ability to harbour acutely conflicting or mutually contradictory impulses side by side.
The organization and functional logic of corticospinal motor neurons and their target connections remains unclear, despite their evident influence on movement.
We refer here to the IETF MANET Working Group classification[3] which subdivides protocols into proactive (table-driven routing or source routing) and reactive (on demand or distributed routing) and considers a flat logic organization of the network where all the terminals have the same functionalities.
Unfortunately, in its current form, this manuscript suffers from many faults in language, logic, organization, data analysis and data presentation.
It is a cellular empire, with its own sustenance, grammar, logic and organization.
The third criterion, "flow/cohesion," involved the logic and organization of the paragraphs, while the next criterion, "author's voice," discussed the strength and clarity of the author's voice.
In Kingsley, I see Grandpa's directness and firm logic, visible organization, and impeccable attire with attitude.
This complexity means that it will be practically impossible to understand the logic and organization of gene regulatory networks without the application of genome-wide, TF-specific computational TG discovery methods.
Although for an organization's managers the logic of cost-efficiency prevails, for nurses providing high-quality care is the major goal that not only results in patients' self-sufficiency and their return to full health but promotes the profile of the nursing profession as a whole.
