Following graduation, most physicians seek specialization in a formally organized system that is regulated and run by the central government.
It is the end point of a process involving hundreds of artists and engineers working in a closely organized system that DreamWorks has been working on for years.
I am also in the process of creating an organized system that we will be able to transfer between shifts in staff.
In fact, given the authors' abstruse formulation, it's almost easier to say what Empire isn't than what it is: a fluid, infinitely expanding and highly organized system that encompasses the world's entire population.
By the mid-1950'sheshadhad worked her way up to the title of assistant production manager at The Journal, and it was in that position that she helped create "the Board," an organizing system that remains an office fixture.
However, the design of dynamic, complex self-organized systems that are responsive to external stimuli remains a significant challenge16.
Examples of coding systems include the World Health Organization International Classification of Diseases (ICD) [ 11], which provides a post-diagnosis classification of disease organized by organ system that is unsuitable for coding rare genetic diseases particularly those that affect multiple organs.
Oregami has a patent-pending internal organizing system that includes three organizer compartments that fold out easily, can each be taken out separately and placed into hotel drawers, and reconnected and folded back into the suitcase when it's time to leave.
For convergent, hierarchically organized systems, this implies that such models can only be formed at high hierarchy levels where the required information is available.
It's just as much an organizing system that helps to track, highlight, and organize all the little snippets, references, and half-formed ideas that ultimately give way to a larger work.
