Sentence examples for precisely organised from inspiring English sources
Bellman achieved his effects of rococo elegance and humour through precisely organised incongruity.
As a consequence of becoming myelinated, the nodal, paranodal and juxtaparanodal domains of the axon are precisely organised at the molecular level to create the structural and functional properties of the nodes (Vabnick & Shrager, 1998).
It is precisely why no system, organised government, or organised crime can threaten the existence of the magical herbs – they are from the same source that makes the oceans, mountains, and life itself!
One of the big challenges in fighting organised crime is precisely that it is organised.
Young forgets that this is precisely the point of organised labour.
"In 2009 Facebook certified the app as compliant with their terms by making it one of their first 'verified applications.' In 2011 Facebook invited me to a meeting in Silicon Valley (and paid my travel expenses) for a workshop organised by Facebook precisely because it wanted more academics to use its data, and in 2015 Facebook invited Dr Kosinski to present our research at their headquarters".
Yet nearly any socialist you talk to these days agrees that the revival was given rocket boosters by Bernie Sanders, or more precisely, by the grassroots movement that organised behind him.
Another muses on her chaotic existence: "Everything for poor people is so badly organised", showing us that order is precisely what she and her ilk are providing for their overclass employers, at their own expense.
13 If patients are aware of the recommendations for the treatment of RA, and they know precisely how the treatment and monitoring should be organised according to these recommendations, they are able to start the dialogue with their rheumatologist.
More precisely, each run, which lasts for about 18 minutes, is organised in three phases: ● In the first phase (7 9 minutes), nodes are initialised.
