She sees no other solution for peace in Ukraine than to organize a kind of federation that would allow each region to have a large degree of autonomy.
"Bill was a very organized, a very straightforward kind of guy, was always on point, always knew the correct ways.
A recent paper (more controversial than Kurzweil may have realized) claims that the brain is neatly organized into a kind of three-dimensional grid system.
In 1998, van Berkel caught the attention of many in the architecture world with the completion of the 1998 Mobius House, whose faceted concrete and glass interior was organized in a kind of elaborate figure eight.
Pictures of blue construction tarps, damaged bicycles locked to light posts, police barriers, storefront churches and other urban phenomena are organized into a kind of encyclopedic photo album, the perusal of which is by turns intriguing, amusing and illuminating (Johnson).
The size selectivity of the lipid bilayer is a result of its being not a simple fluid, the molecules of which move around and past a diffusing molecule, but an organized matrix, a kind of fixed grate, composed of the fatty acid chains of the phospholipids through which the diffusing molecule must fit.
A stillness spread through her eyes, and her unguarded face forgot to play a role, just looked stunned by confusion and remorse, while the features of this face were organized by a kind of country pride that wouldn't admit confusion or remorse".
Every time we meet we organize a new kind of a creative workshop.
Across the channel, the British Museum organized a first-of-its-kind exhibition of once-banned 17th-century Japanese shunga, erotic woodblock prints of men and women coupling, or, in one image, an octopus wrapped around a fisherman's ecstatic wife.
