Sentence examples for relative organization from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we identify two types of communication disruptions with implications for the relative organization of work: delays and interruptions.
Many of the arguments for how and why people began to use iron in Southwest Asia rely on assumptions about the technology and relative organization of copper and iron smelting.
Although no known function could be ascribed to Cya1555, its relative organization in the genomes was highly conserved.
To my point of view "pattern" means the respective and relative organization of the different phases of a rhythmic activity.
The specificity of promoter-controlled gene regulation may depend on the relative organization of the elements within the promoter rather than solely on individual elements [ 20- 22].
For specimens with a number of distinct target tissue types, the relative organization of these tissues (e.g., in the large viscera or the cranium) should also be considered.
Although these subjects were highly proficient at code switching, we wanted to examine the relative organizations of the two languages, so it was necessary to minimize the effects of attentional and language switching mechanisms.
All of the candidates were considering whether Mr. McCain's victory in South Carolina would make up for the relative weaker organization he has here compared with Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Romney.
The structure of a protein complex embeds the information of the relative mutual organization of two proteins in a frozen state while the affinity allows analysis of the equilibrium thermodynamics of the interaction.
It only assumes that when a sensor is displaced the structure of the activities in the feature space retains a similar relative topological organization and that the class displacement in the feature space remains comparable to the interclass separation.
The present results need to be explored in further studies considering the relative temporal organization of the sequence which is a key element in identifying the action program particularly for individuals with Down syndrome (Henderson et al. 1981; Gimenez et al. 2006).
