Sentence examples for organized in terms of from inspiring English sources

The method utilizes off-line constructed 3D metric maps organized in terms of a topological graph.

I'm not quite as motivated (in terms of my fitness) or organized (in terms of my time management).

A second element is the study of educational principles, increasingly organized in terms of social science disciplines such as psychology, sociology, philosophy, and history.

"The Somali community is probably the least educated and the least organized in terms of having any experience with democracy," he said.

The parts and subparts are organized in terms of hierarchical dictionaries which enables part sharing between different objects allowing efficient representation of many objects.

But Chuck, with greater insight, noticed that grammar is organized in terms of the most basic experiences of everyday life, for example, action and perception.

Overall, little evidence is found to support that Neolithic societies in this region were organized hierarchically in terms of gender.

"Historically, we've seen that gays can be very organized both in terms of delivering volunteers and delivering money to campaigns, and right now, people are very excited about Andrew Cuomo, Mr. Socaridessaidid.

The three (1967 8) Journal of Linguistics articles on transitivity and theme are expressed and organized chiefly in terms of system networks.

The 1990 Census occupational codes are based on the 1980 Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) system in which occupations are organized hierarchically in terms of the skill level and the experience considered necessary for individuals engaged in the occupations.

Thus both texts are organized globally in terms of 'internal' rather than 'external' relations, in contrast with Text 1 (expounding: explaining: factorial explanation), Text 3 (expounding: explaining: sequential explanation) and Text 4 (reporting: chronicling: news report).