Each state was organized into a pattern of lordships by the ruling Christian minority.
The diamonds should be organized in a pattern of the Jolly Roger.
The genome contains six potential open reading frames (ORFs) organized in a pattern typical of members of the genus Carlavirus.
They were extremely disciplined, well organized, and militant, setting a pattern of party organization that other political groups were forced, to some extent, to imitate.
Three varsity players at Mepham High School have been charged with sexually assaulting three freshmen at a preseason training camp in Pennsylvania in August, and prosecutors there say that two other players were also assaulted in a pattern of organized, repeated attacks.
This is defined as a pattern of organized, dynamic, and contingent interactions in which individuals and groups work with a complex intervention, within a specific context or health system, over time.
"We all met in Facebook, we all saw that we had the same interest against Knut being stuffed," said Mr. Kolbe, describing a pattern of organizing now the same for conflicts big and small the world over.
In resting cells, F-actin appeared in a well organized crossing pattern of stress fibbers that traverses the whole cell.
From this perspective, an effect of sustained semantic processing is more likely to be observed in areas that occupy later processing stages, in particular higher-order associative areas such as the angular gyrus and regions of the prefrontal cortex, which are optimally suited to maintain an organized pattern of activity for extended durations [36], [37].
It is unlikely that any single technology can improve outcome if isolated from an organized pattern of early recognition, algorithmic resuscitation, and frequent reassessment.
