Sentence examples for somewhat organized from inspiring English sources
From what we heard, the protesters are somewhat organized.
The chapter discusses that wireless LAN design is a somewhat organized but largely seat-of-the-pants affair.
Our analysis suggests that the SI field is grounded in four distinct intellectual communities arising through a somewhat organized diffusion process: 1) Community Psychology; 2) Creativity research; 3) Social and societal challenges; 4) Local development.
Mr. Hart, whose Midwestern youth included scorching car races on deserted roads, found himself in Southern California after World War II, just as drag racing was becoming a somewhat organized sport on dry lake beds.
The purposes of this investigation are to (a) demonstrate the existence of somewhat organized vortical structures in the shear layer, (b) demonstrate that the vortical structures are influenced (organized) by an applied acoustic field, and (c) determine if the vortical structures in turn affect the applied acoustic field.
Language was one of the group's original structuring barriers — they got together because they wanted to speak their dialect (and smoke a lot of weed and beat people up, but in a somewhat organized way – you get the picture). This relationship with personal and social identity (often with language as a mediating force) is a common theme.
The general space program was very distributed and somewhat chaotically organized from our perspective.
First, we would try and make our code somewhat more organized.
Pagination of the earlier volumes was somewhat irregularly organized, while every issue after number 70 is individually paginated.
And his Philosophy Born of Struggle: Anthology of Afro-American Philosophy from 1917 (Harris 1983) was for many years the only widely available, somewhat historically organized collection of writings by African American professional philosophers and other philosophizing Black scholars.
Ship reports on the following day indicated a somewhat more organized circulation.
