Sentence examples for organization of area from inspiring English sources

Volunteer service: Regional Planning Commission Londonderry Historical Societyy; directed organization of area Child Development Center; founding member of area thrift shop; and docent of Hildene Foundation.

In an exhaustive survey in 1997 and 1998, the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council, an organization of area transit agencies, found that work trips by Manhattan residents took an average of 28.7 minutes and trips by suburban residents a little longer: 33 minutes for those on Long Island, for example, and 31.1 for those in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam.

For that there is a nonprofit organization of area boosters called Friends of the Zoo, which accepts charitable donations and can apply for grants.

The model is composed of several areas, resembling the hierarchical feedforward feedback organization of areas in the visual cortex.

Interestingly, in spite of the observed reduction in BOLD response amplitude, the retinotopic organization of areas V2, V3 remained similar to before the lesion.

The exact categorization of topographic organization of areas in macaque extra-occipital cortex with visual receptive fields remains to be definitively determined; however recent studies suggest these regions fall in the last two categories.

To investigate whether the retinotopic organization of areas V1, V2, V3 is changed (e.g. reorganized) after V1 lesioning, we compared visual eccentricity versus cortical distance plots (Materials and Methods) across these areas both in the lesioned and the intact hemispheres.

Changes in B-cell functions in vitro (proliferation, apoptosis or immunoglogulins (Ig) production) as well as in tissue organization of areas populated by B-cells within lymphoid tissues (spleen, small intestine and mesenteric LN) were concomitantly examined in placebo- or HAART-treated animals.

We agree with the reviewer that these two articles do not discuss the organization of each area in detail; however, these reviews serve as a general reference for the extent of retinotopic areas across the visual system.

The paper introduces methodical procedures that enable a functional organization of the area to be designed (calculating ecological stability, determining critical points and a methodology for determining the degree of erosion in endangered areas, etc).

The apparent absence of L4 in M1 and other agranular cortical areas has long been of interest for its implication that the circuit organization of these areas differs fundamentally from that of sensory areas (Shipp, 2005; Feldmeyer et al., 2013; Shipp et al., 2013; García-Cabezas and Barbas, 2014).