Sentence examples for organized collections from inspiring English sources

Let alone what these highly organized collections of cells that make up beings like trees and people are up to.

The site also provides easy-to-understand topical overviews of such areas as banking law and employment discrimination law and organized collections of links to sites offering court decisions, statutes, regulations and other legal materials.

Users can browse through hundreds of titles by genre or the app's organized collections; search by title, actor, keyword or even crew members; manage their queue and viewing history; stream live television from EPIX's four linear stations; and watch trailers.

It's an increasingly risky game to spend your time handing over your photos to early-stage companies, then building new things, in the hopes that your nifty collages, scrapbooks, mashups, videos, organized collections, etc., will be around long-term.

Unlike the majority of photo-sharing applications out there, Ember isn't necessarily designed for your personal photos – although that certainly works – but the intention here is to offer a way to build organized collections around things you love, like great design ideas, inspiration for future vacation spots, mockups, and others things you want to remember.

I'm always seeking photos to add to my organized collections.

A database is an organized collection of data, or records.

A knowledge base is an organized collection of facts about the system's domain.

Minot used archival materials and organizational principles, resulting in a well-preserved and organized collection even today.

"It was the first organized collection of work in the field," said Dr. Jerome L. Sackman, an emeritus professor of engineering science at Berkeley and a former colleague.

His maternal grandfather was the artist Al Hansen, who was part of the Fluxus movement, a loosely organized collection of interdisciplinary artists devoted to finding "alternative channels" for art.