With the dominance of the cellphone, a new metaphor is emerging for how we organize, find and use information.
All you need is a good piece of software to organize, find, print, send and otherwise manipulate your pictures: a digital shoe box.
The Company provides a range of personalized photo-based products and services that allow consumers to upload, edit, enhance, organize, find, share, create, print, and preserve their memories.
As the design of the warehouse robots allows them to organize, find, package, and ship products more efficiently, the need for human employees decreases.
Several barely organized regiments found themselves rushed to the front lines to counter Lee's invasion of Maryland.
They are also turning the Web into a medium where maps will play a more central role in how information is organized and found.
Before 2003, the year Pepfar was organized, they found a slightly lower annual increase in AIDS deaths in the 12 Pepfar countries.
The dual-partitioning of pedogenesis (dissipating and organizing processes) is consistent with the theory of dissipative structure, which explains the genesis and evolution of soil architecture (structure + matrix) and organized heterogeneity found in various soils.
Details about the survey and descriptive results regarding how biobanks are organized are found in Henderson et al. (2013).
Next, they performed network analysis and defined modules of kinases that were hierarchically organized, and found that certain networks were associated with differential survival in ovarian cancer.
