Sentence examples similar to organized inventory of objects from inspiring English sources

It's degrading". Rhum put in a dozen years touching up paint on school buses and organizing inventory so the assembly line never ran out of parts.

Norton (2001) sees the process focus as replacing, not complementing, the "increasingly obsolete" inventory/items perspective of biodiversity, arguing that we "will likely move away from the inventory-of-objects approach altogether".

It has created its own method of selecting and organizing inventory based on customer data and reader habits.

Shoot a neatly organized composition of objects set around colour, mood, idea, place.

Ongoing inventory of objects may restrict access to some collections.

The side panel is the central navigation element organized into categories of objects that the users are allowed to manipulate.

These include Gangloff's moody portraits, Degen's glitteringly surreal landscapes and the diagrammatic paintings by Masnyj, which function as strange inventories of objects and things.

Then he resumed organizing his inventory of back issues and graphic novels.

She renewed the garden's commitment to scientific research by organizing an inventory of plant life in the metropolitan region, the first such effort in 80 years.

Her group is organizing an inventory of the thousands of Angkor-era works in storage at provincial museums and police barracks in Cambodia.

According to theories of event cognition, procedures should be presented hierarchically, organized by objects or large object parts and actions on objects.