Sentence examples for patterns of organization from inspiring English sources

Equating ant behavior with human patterns of organization only muddied the picture, in her view.

This reader aims to help students develop familiarity with features of Buddhist texts in Chinese, including patterns of organization, grammatical features and specialized vocabulary.

Fig. 2 Statistical patterns of organization in the human transcription factor network (Rodriguez-Caso et al. 2005).

In this context, it is worth mentioning that electronic circuits have been shown to display small-world and scale-free patterns of organization (Ferrer-Cancho et al. 2001).

Mechanists have also recently borrowed from Alon's (2006; Milo et al. 2002) work on network motifs, repeated patterns in causal networks, to expand the vocabulary for thinking about abstract patterns of organization (Levy 2014; Levy and Bechtel 2012).

Yet Ede and Lunsford (1991) also found that these respondents often struggled to define the patterns of organization that their collaborative writing practices operated in, suggesting to them that the 'default' position of a single author prevailed in respondents' perceptions of their own writing.

But in the TTB Condition, even though people searched for and organized information similarly, the pattern of organization was not as clear-cut as expected.

The pattern of organization of the local church has undergone change since the 20th century.

Its pattern of organization and administration became the model for such later foundations as the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago.

Here we propose a bio-inspired structure of CNT bundles with controllable crosslink density and staggered pattern of organization that mimic the architecture of natural collagen fiber.

On a seasonal time scale the C-score was lower (0.139) than expected (0.154), showing that earthworm communities exhibit a random pattern of organization.