Sentence examples for organized and controlled from inspiring English sources

In comparison to tumor tissues, Hydra growth is equally perpetual, but the resulting shape seems more organized and controlled than in tumors but definitely less controlled than in more complex tissues (e.g. in drosophila or zebrafish).

They also organized and controlled peasants' associations, labour unions, youth leagues, and women's associations.

"Investigators have obtained reliable evidence that the series of terrorist attacks were committed by the same criminal group and were organized and controlled by a single center," he said, although the identity of that center was not known.

Research in Boyer's lab focuses on how DNA is organized and controlled in different cell types to create the wide variety of cells that make up the human body.

The report's authors cited evidence of Serbian paramilitary units and former Kosovo Albanian fighters operating in Kosovo, as well as "small groups of armed thugs organized and controlled by extremist political leaders" in Bosnia, where Muslim, Croat and Serbian groups fought for control of the country for more than three and a half years.

It includes a video montage of exuberant and violent soccer fans; a video projection of soccer players celebrating after scoring goals; and a set of triptychs, each with photographs of a stadium, spectators and fences, seats, railings and other devices by which crowds are organized and controlled.

As centralized solutions suffer from many inherent disadvantages, the responsibilities of organizing and controlling self-organizing networks should be fully distributed among wireless stations themselves.

Within this space corporations gather and manipulate information about us, and limit our ability to organize and control them.

Instead, I felt this desire to find a way to organize and control them, so I began to study books about breeding and bird management".

The company, the agency said, had admitted it breached rules by failing "to organize and control its internal affairs in a responsible manner".

Despite their apparent differences, Orwell's and Bellamy's states enjoy total voluntary compliance from their docile citizens; Bellamy's and Vonnegut's states organize and control everything.