Sentence examples for rigid organization from inspiring English sources

Middle/Late Mesolithic sites indicate a reduction in mobility, increasing focus on prolonged riverside settlement, and a more rigid organization of residential sites.

In a collection of essays, Kävelymusiikkia pienille virahevoille (1957; "Promenade Music for Small Hippopotamuses"), she pointed to Chinese Taoism as an example of balance between rigid organization and chaos.

Watching television may be an equally stationary activity, but the rigid organization of its offerings (and their relatively manageable number) give the experience, even when time-delayed, a temporality that YouTube lacks.

Romney advisers attribute at least some of Mr. Grenell's frustration to the inevitable complications of starting a new job within a large, competitive and rigid organization filled with big egos.

Using TweetDeck if you keep track of fewer than 100 people might be a little bit like bringing a bazooka to a knife fight — and it doesn't necessarily cut down on the amount of noise in your feeds — but there is some utility in bringing them all together in one place, and in the utterly rigid organization that these apps provide.

This paradigm involved a rigid organization of the universe, which left little or no space for free will.

"Rigid organizations cannot produce agile IT solutions.

People who are praised for being smart "don't want to risk their newly minted genius status," and that fosters static, rigid organizations.

Thus, incorporation of long but not short acyl chains within a peptide backbone is shown to lead to rigid supramolecular organization responsible for poor antibacterial activity and enhanced hemolytic activity.

Although it is rigid, its organization and structure must be remodeled constantly for growth and development [63].

They construct rigid, hierarchical organizations, which they then try to can control like a thousand marionettes on many stages.