Sentence examples for principle organisation from inspiring English sources

Principle Organisation: Australian Government, Australian Research Council (ARC).

AF: Principle organisation of sample collection NHS: Contribution in analysis of the data, important intellectual contribution for population genetical analysis.

As these are voluntary principles, organisations do not have to adhere to them.

There's a non-hierarchical principle of organisation in the work".

You have to be a musicologist to recognise the fact, but it is there none the less, as a principle of organisation.

The term syllabics is usually used to refer to a kind of poetry in which the principle of organisation of the line is by number of syllables and nothing else.

(Auden once wrote a poem in which the principle of organisation was the number of words per line. He was very proud of having thought this up, and sorry that no one noticed).

The principle of organisation - the 19 names being intended to suggest a 20th not yet mentioned - is similar to that of "The Hunting of the Snark", in which Lewis Carroll has a crew consisting of Bellman, Beaver, Butcher and so forth, hunting something that turns out to be a Boojum.

HRO has gained strength and legitimacy from (1) studying ethnographically, with an organisational angle, high-risk systems, (2) debating about principles producing organisation reliability in face of high complexity and (3) conceptualising some of these principles into a successful generic model of "collective mindfulness", with both practical and theoretical success.

Under Australia's privacy principles an organisation or government entity must not use or disclose personal information without the consent of the person.

Structural ambiguity is thus proposed as a viable design principle for organisations operating in hypercompetitive environment, where flexible knowledge integration represents a critical condition of survival.