Sentence examples for otherwise organized from inspiring English sources

The site's images and information can be dragged, manipulated and otherwise organized by students for projects and teachers creating their own lesson plans.

Unpublished data that may appear in a future paper or papers may be written as anticipated for a journal or otherwise organized into one or more Materials & Methods, Results, and Discussion sections.

6. Celant has written or edited more than 200 volumes; they have their own shelves in what he calls "the Archive," which represents 50 years of gathering and is otherwise organized by subject and type (architecture and design, monographs, literature, music and dance, etc).. 7. Celant calls book collecting his "drug".

Kodak, meanwhile, has long offered customers the ability to create photo albums or otherwise organize their personal photos with professional templates, a service that Hewlett-Packard's Snapfish stresses.

Otherwise, organize some workshops yourself and invite them to join.

According to Smith, up to 90% of a company's IP is contained in e-mail, and being able to monitor keywords, identify threads, and otherwise organize an archive of e-mail makes that IP accessible.

In splitting the member unions, the administration hopes to sideline the powerful resources of the AFL-CIO which would otherwise organize to protect the building trades.

There were few complaints about the otherwise thoughtfully organized festival, which included parties and events at local companies.

They authentically anchor students' identities in an otherwise diffusely organized campus-life system.

While the Citizens United decision may have empowered some otherwise less organized wealthy Americans, it has largely worked to bolster party operations and candidate campaigns.

We showed that in cachexia disorganization occurs of the otherwise highly organized array of actin and myosin myofilaments.