Sentence examples for organize in a from inspiring English sources

Self-organization is the ability of a system to organize in a meaningful structure without any external force as long as certain rules are enforced in the system (Ashby 1991).

These bacteria organize in a sticky plaque on the enamel surfaces of teeth, consume carbohydrates and produce acid.

The union has never been able to organize in a plant operated solely by a foreign automaker.

The ambition is to create an independent center where migrant workers can meet and organize in a country where foreigners are barred from unions and syndicates.

"We want to organize in a non-traditional way to take advantage of the load of talent in the company," Mr. Levin said yesterday.

"I need to be here so the people understand I'm with them as they exercise their constitutional right to organize in a peaceful manner".

A collection of different parts forms a living organism organized in a complex system.

Collagen fibers in articular cartilage tissues are organized in a complex 3D structural organization.

The economist Friedrich Hayek's argument that markets will self-organize in a stable and efficient way if left to their own devices is not based on any theory in the normal sense of the word.

And "hacktivists" are exploring ways to extend the power of the 311 system to help people not only better connect to government services, but also self-organize in a crisis.

Real Madrid is now organized in a very similar way".