Sentence examples for organized elements from inspiring English sources

One thing, though, seems clear to allied administrators and military commanders: a substantial amount of the damage to Iraq's essential services is not the result of impoverished looters, but of more organized elements out to undermine allied administration of Iraq.

In this paper, we propose a resource extraction method in which service descriptions are analyzed, using natural language processing techniques and graph transformations, in order to yield a collection of hierarchically organized elements forming REST resources that semantically correspond to the functionality offered by the service.

Spatially organized elements of bacteria include proteins as well as the chromosome (Viollier et al, 2004).

In the nucleus there are other organized elements such as Cajal bodies.

In particular, because the self is a manifestation of past and present cognitive, affective and body state experiences, there must be a critical link between interoceptive processes and so-called dysfunctional schemas, i.e., organized elements of past reactions and experience that form a relatively cohesive and persistent representation, which guides perception and appraisals (Segal 1988).

A third similarly organized element containing a cluster of genes homologous to ICESa1 was integrated into a conserved hypothetical protein and named, ICESa2.

For instance, in some health care systems pharmacist care might be more established and integrated as an organized element in the management of diseases as in other health care systems.

The dimensions of the screen organize elements that might otherwise feel chaotic.

The skip list [30] is a randomized data structure that organizes elements with hierarchical ordered link lists.

CIT relates to combinatorial analysis whose objective is to answer whether it is possible to organize elements of a finite set into subsets so that certain balance or symmetry properties are satisfied (Stinson 2004).

Considering older cities in general, it is agreed by many theorists that the organizing elements of the city are the districts and the public domain, the street and the square.