Sentence examples for principles of organisation from inspiring English sources

The task of the anthropologist, for Lévi-Strauss, is not to account for why a culture takes a particular form, but to understand and illustrate the principles of organisation that underlie the onward process of transformation that occurs as carriers of the culture solve problems that are either practical or purely intellectual.

Our intermanual version also allowed us to investigate the principles of organisation of the BSR.

The shared small-world properties of interregional gray matter structural similarity [6] [7] and white matter connectivity, and the small-world properties of functional brain networks as assessed with electroencephalography [8], are recent examples that certain common principles of organisation can be found in a multitude of brain systems and on a number of scales [9].

This suggests that further understanding of signals and interactions between individuals within the colony could elucidate not only the organisation of insect societies but also facilitate the understanding of general principles of system organisation.

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.

In spite of the enormous progress made in the past 20 years towards the definition of the molecular details of PI protein interactions and of the regulatory mechanisms of the individual PIKs and phosphatases, important issues concerning the general principles of the organisation of the PI system and the coordination of the different PI-metabolising enzymes remain to be addressed.

The Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA) imposes a number of principles on organisations that use personal information.