Sentence examples for organizing structure from inspiring English sources

In the absence of an organizing theme for the biennial, Mr. Fung had hired the New York architects Billie Tsien and Tod Williams, who took part in his "Snow Show," to provide an organizing structure for the gallery space.

The absence of a central organizing structure was cited as proof of the Tea Partiers' grassroots credentials, but it also meant that the movement's goals and beliefs were highly localized and even personalized.

Carol Giardina, who went on to co-found Gainesville Women's Liberation, in Florida, the first such group in the South, said that Firestone knew "that groups have to have an organizing structure and principles... or else you are just higgledy-piggledy all over the place".

The book has no real organizing structure, just page after page of posed and action publicity shots, heroic poster paintings and gritty video captures (in color and black-and-white) of men in German uniforms, including Charles Bronson in "The Dirty Dozen," Richard Burton in "Massacre in Rome," Dirk Bogarde in "The Night Porter and Ralph Fienness in "Schindler's List".

It is about leadership, culture and organizing structure, and very little about technology.

An organizing structure and a zooming user interface are proposed for an effective exploration of personal data.

Organizing structured data: 1.

"What's good enough, traditional organizing structures and so forth are certainly fine".

Alone among their peers, television writers must balance two separate and occasionally conflicting organizing structures.

Domains developed by different researchers often have very different organizing structures.

Fragmentation of actors^^ – Diffuse and difficult to navigate sectors with weak organizing structures.