Sentence examples for system for organizing from inspiring English sources
WHEN film cameras ruled the earth, it wasn't hard to devise a crisp, efficient system for organizing photos.
He presented music as an intricate but manageable system for organizing pitches and rhythms: a sort of harmonic Sudoku.
It's a "getting things done" app that uses a novel system for organizing your tasks — the Eisenhower matrix.
Around that time, everyone was talking about the "bases," that crude system for organizing sexual activity, and my boyfriend became absorbed with the idea that we would "go to third," which embarrassed and thrilled me.
Dr. Li realized that Mechanical Turk, the Amazon.com system for organizing thousands of humans to do small tasks like describing the contents of a picture, was the perfect way to assemble her database.
Dewey Decimal Classification, also called Dewey Decimal System, system for organizing the contents of a library based on the division of all knowledge into 10 groups, with each group assigned 100 numbers.
One way to conceptualize various organizational models derived from the configurational approach is to consider them as a system for organized action defined by four sets of attributes: vision, resources, structure and practices [ 31].
One is a life sciences informatics initiative, aimed at developing better computerized systems for organizing and analyzing data; this will be largely in-house research.
The new console will be able to download game trailers and send photos and music to a TV and to other Xbox Live subscribers, but it won't have systems for organizing lots of different picture files.
For those of you with complicated folder-within-a-folder systems for organizing photos on your computer, you may be a bit disappointed to find that with Everpix you can't choose to upload only a selection of folders or files.
However, comparing costs between countries with different socioeconomic, cultural, epidemiological background and different systems for organizing and funding health care is very difficult [ 12, 14].
