Such structural features of pads, as anisotropic fibre orientation, hierarchical organisation of the fibrous architecture of the pads, and their surface microstructure are discussed in relationship to their mechanical effects.
Secondly, Evans and Davis (2011) report that the understanding of CSR positively influences the attraction of individuals with a high-value orientation to organisations.
Although the grain boundaries, due to the aluminium deposition, are still visible in Figure 2c, orientation of the organisation is not disturbed over the grains.
Other instances suggest that Complexity can also refer to the complex nature of entities, phenomena or human activities in addition to the current 'textual organisation' orientation of this category.
For minimising cooling need, some of the key strategies may also apply to the buildings by involving appropriate orientation and spatial organisation, shading and appropriate use of materials, colours, textures and vegetation.
Furthermore, the orientation and cellular organisation of cochlear hair cells and their innervation are defective.
As a result, PCP is now thought to be essential for the organisation, orientation and morphogenic movements of multiple invertebrate and vertebrate epithelial and mesenchymal cells throughout normal development and is thought to be activated in cancer (Jones and Chen, 2007).
Adopting a market orientation approach in an organisation is about how the organisation is oriented to the market, paying more attention to consumers' needs, competitors' advantages, and inter-functional coordination (Narver and Slater 1990).
A high degree of formalisation can result in low market orientation culture in an organisation, which in turn can impact the organisation's efficiency and effectiveness and hence its business performance.
We usually think of V1 as one of the simplest vision areas of the brain, mainly responsible for very basic properties like the gross organisation and orientation of things that we're looking at.
