Sentence examples for tight organisation from inspiring English sources

Many teams of all standards function through a series of patterns and systems based around tight organisation and pre-planned plays.

That said, there's little doubt that Lenin as a leader had a tendency to provoke splits, or that a tight organisation was useful in a party regularly infiltrated by the Russian secret police, whose agents even rose to a leadership position.

"Tunisia showed us that a popular revolution can take place and topple a dictatorial regime, without the need for strong leadership and tight organisation," she writes.

Tight organisation of medical care, specified treatment by protocol, and treatment at specialist centres is known to be of survival benefit (Stiller, 1994).

By immune fluorescence microscopy, we were able to show that f-actin was released from the tight organisation of the terminal web beneath the apical plasma membrane and showed a mostly diffuse, spreaded appearance with some more densely packed areas in irregular patterns in GvDH.

In vitro, tight junction organisation (ZO-1 staining), cytoskeleton organisation (phalloïdin staining) and vascular permeability were measured in endothelial cells in culture (HCAECs).

Their tight internal organisation gave an impression of quiet competence that proved highly successful at the polls.

His emancipatory model of resistance to injustice, his radical optimism, and above all his tight political organisation scorched the consciousness of young people in the Arab world, mobilised masses, created independence movements, trade unions and political parties, and inspired a huge wave of artists, intellectuals and writers from Ghassan Kanafani to Naji el Ali.

The AMPK signalling pathway protects the endothelial barrier during sepsis by preserving tight junction organisation.

Therefore, we hypothesised that α1AMPK preserves tight junction organisation and vascular permeability during sepsis in the coronary microcirculation.

Money is tight, so organisations can't afford new machinery or large inventories.