We organized a single-site immunization clinic in the high school cafeteria.
The program's premise is that rather than endanger fragile artworks by organizing a single blockbuster, it is wiser to put together smaller shows built around the Leonardo collections in different cities.
Much of the Big Three's problems relate to foreign competitors like Toyota Motor and Honda Motor taking market share; the union's membership has also dwindled, in part, because it has failed to organize a single domestic assembly plant solely owned by a foreign automaker.
If you apply that logic to the swine flu, you could say that the world should beef up the World Health Organization to give it the power to analyze the spread of the disease, decide when and where quarantines are necessary and organize a single global response.
For instance an office that doubles as a guest bedroom, large pieces of furniture that incorporate various living functions and organize a single space in various areas.
Nonetheless, organizing a single educational treatment for all the centres and the assessment protocols was a complex process.
The first task users face is to organize a single MinION folder, which may contain reads from many different runs.
Different coping strategies among interest groups organized on multiple levels, and interest groups organized on a single organizational level are observed.
The organ of Corti contains two types of HCs, the inner HCs (IHCs) that are the genuine sensory cells, organized in a single row, and the outer HCs (OHCs), organized in three rows.
However, unlike many other bacteria whose cat and ben genes are usually organized in a single cluster, these genes in C. basilensis B-8 were organized in three clusters at different positions (see alignment result in supplementary files).
In most organisms utilizing the Sox pathway, all genes are organized into a single cluster, and the few exceptions may have arisen as a result of lateral gene transfer [23].
