Sentence examples for organized state from inspiring English sources

We have hypothesized that parietal cortex, through its representation of spatial information, in conjunction with dorsolateral PFC, supports organization of information (manipulation) and the maintenance of information in an organized state.

Under these obas Benin became a highly organized state.

When Europe organized state universities, our diverse communities organized private universities.

In addition, several of the colonies organized state navies which also preyed upon hostile commerce.

The social order is mirrored in the conception of city and state gods and of a hierarchically organized "state of gods" with a division of labour.

Rome's first major war against an organized state was fought with Fidenae (437 426 bc), a town located just upstream from Rome.

In 2002 came the "SensorNet" proposal, the first coherent plan to transform the American cellphone system into an organized, state-supported bulwark of homeland security.

Like most cities in the region at the time, Tell Leilan had a rigidly organized, state-run economy: people received rations — so many litres of barley and so many of oil — based on how old they were and what kind of work they performed.

Even a system that organized states into population clusters, with smaller states holding their primaries en masse before the larger states, has problems.

Rome's first two major wars against organized states were fought with Fidenae (437 426 bce), a town near Rome, and against Veii, an important Etruscan city.

To the modern reader, the contrast between the scale of the enterprise — the Pizarros toppled what was then one of the world's biggest centrally organized states — and its gangsterish, squabbling leaders is staggering.