Sentence examples for overlapping organization from inspiring English sources

Here we report on the overlapping organization, hierarchical structure (from the nano to the mesolevel), and mechanical response of scales from ground (Chinese) and arboreal (African tree) pangolins.

Both scales exhibit the same overlapping organization, with each scale at the center of neighboring scales arranged in a hexagonal pattern.

In line with this, I would be careful with the remark about the primitiveness of the overlapping organization, as you are, as far as I understand also referring to your results on the Archaea (not Archaeota) here.

The two Pauls have similar economic ideologies, overlapping organizations and Internet-based fund-raising apparatuses.

Even as the company's leaders tried to rally a charge against Google, the staff was hampered by conflicting priorities and overlapping organizations, employees said.

Overlapping gene organization would provide some degree of protection from genome decay, as long as the function of the protein encoded by the overlapping counterpart is important enough to be maintained through natural selection.

Arrayed under the banner of the Digital Business Academy, the tech-industry backed initiative has deliberated focused on teaching non-technical business skills, such as marketing, rather than addressing core programming — aiming to avoid overlapping with organizations and businesses that are focused on the latter area.

LTR retrotransposons and endogenous retroviruses have partially overlapping gene organizations, and thus are thought to have the same origin.

This paper introduces an efficient and functional community detection algorithm MOHCC, which can concurrently discover overlapping and hierarchical organization in complex networks.

In 1998, the Securities Industry Association put together a working group of a dozen high-level compliance officials from the major Wall Street firms to examine whether the current regulatory structure with its overlapping self-regulatory organizations could be consolidated to operate more efficiently.

Such an organization overlaps with reports of hub formation in the adult brain (van den Heuvel and Sporns 2013).