Sentence examples for skeleton organization from inspiring English sources

Also a friend says that Murder, Inc., the Bklyn killing ring, was not completely destroyed by the prosecutions but retained a skeleton organization, which was keeping quiet but was fully prepared to go into action again any time.

Based on its spicules and skeleton organization, Rhabdastrella has previously been suspected to be close to the Geodiidae [64] or even part of the Geodiidae [65].

Like Erylusp and Penaresp, G. intuta is a massive sub-hemispherical sponge with a smooth cortex, it is easily compressible, and has a rather confused skeleton organization.

"Definition of a zombie newspaper: a skeleton staff operating in an organization that provides them little support and no room to make a complete transition to the Web, holding a death-grip on the paper instead of modernizing it".

In the business sector, much of the real work of a company actually happens because of informal systems [ 10]. "If the formal organization is the skeleton of a company, the informal is the central nervous system driving the collective thought processes, actions, and reactions of its business units" [ 10].

It is implicated in functions as diverse as development of the anterior portion of the brain; formation of digits; the organization of the brain, skeleton, gastrointestinal tract, lungs, eyes, teeth, taste buds, musculature; as well as other craniofacial structures.

The organization of the axial skeleton and skeletal muscles is bilaterally symmetric.

PHOENIX — A Giffords for Congress campaign organization is in place, with a skeleton staff of strategists and fund-raisers and a sizable bank account.

It is in some sense the skeleton around which a company structures an internal organization, builds capabilities, and, of course, formulates strategy so that the company can make its way in the market.

As K increases, the structure of the skeleton changes from random to a more defined organization.

This structure serves as an architectural skeleton to the nucleus and provides support for chromatin organization and various nuclear functions including DNA replication, transcription and DNA repair [ 8].