Sentence examples for organized sequence from inspiring English sources
Several guidelines invite ecological modelers to follow an organized sequence of development and analysis steps and have coined the term "evaludation" for this process.
The authors concluded, "It just doesn't seem to reflect the qualities of organized sequence and complex thought that we value in a literate society".
When making plans, they reported higher levels of happiness and lower levels of stress than at other times, presumably because planning turns a chaotic mass of concerns into an organized sequence.
Such kind of summary is usually presented as an organized sequence of interesting events.
Economists largely favor adherence to an organized sequence of encouraging foreign direct investment, liberalizing domestic equity capital, and embracing capital outflows and short-term capital mobility only once the country has achieved functioning domestic capital markets and established a sound regulatory framework.
Tinka's behaviour offers regular demonstration, to any other chimpanzees that are nearby, of an organized sequence of action that is necessary for him but would not be for them: a 'natural experiment' that mimics the case of the child learning to write from a left-hander.
"We organized, sequenced and finished these 21 songs as an album," Mr. Landau said.
He had recorded a long poem about his sister that repeated variations on a single line — "Emily likes the TV, because she watches the TV, because she likes it" — in what Wilson sensed were highly organized sequences.
It is framed by the dual concepts of service episodes, representing the client's perspective and experience, and PS supply chains, that is, organized sequences of professional, clerical, and technical services explicitly set up to provide specific results, such as producing a financial product, designing a house, or replacing a hip.
EDN developed the cDNA libraries, organized sequencing and SNP genotyping, and constructed the initial genetic maps.
LeptoList is accessible at the URL The GenoList structure has been initially constructed for organizing sequence data from prokaryotic genomes.
