Sentence examples for uniform organization from inspiring English sources
He introduced the Byzantine system of titles and ranks, and the imperial chancellery was organized on the Byzantine model, as was the uniform organization of local authorities.
Ultimately, auto manufacturers need to be careful, Mr. Sova said, because the efforts to create a uniform organization may scare off the type of people the companies need to sell their cars.
In a comparative investigation, it is clearly observed that the seed layer and ultrasonic agitation played key roles in providing a uniform organization of the ZnO NRAs with good nuclei sites as well as removing the adhesive ZnO microrods.
Hence, ecologists classify ecosystems hierarchically by analyzing data collected from finer scale units, such as vegetation associations, climate, and soil types, and integrate this information to identify emergent patterns of uniform organization and processes that operate on local to regional, landscape, and chronological scales.
Within a family the photographs have a uniform organization, so that the user can quickly compare species (Fig. 8; Table 1: Best Practice 4b).
The uniform organization of health care in Denmark facilitated the study, as surgical procedures involving the aorta are performed in only five tax-supported hospitals in Denmark, with free access for patients.
Meanwhile, non-uniform organization of F-actin was observed throughout the tumors, and these lesions also stained strongly for UEA and lysozyme, and prominently for Ki67 (Fig. 3A).
"There have been far too many players who didn't have the pride, the discipline and the care for the Rangers' uniform and organization, and it has shown the last six years with the way we've played".
At a time when there was still no fixed Christian Bible or uniform church organization, their often elaborate creation myths and eschatologies constituted some of the earliest attempts at a systematic articulation of Christian beliefs.
Uniform municipal organization did not exist, and the duties fulfilled by some officials cannot be considered as representative; such officials included, for example, the chief of police (ṣāḥib al-shurṭa) and the market inspector (known until the 10th century as ṣāḥib al-sūq [zabazoque] and later as muḥtasib).
Due to the uniform spatial organization of their dendrites (perpendicular to the brain cortex), the pyramidal neurons are the only neurons that can generate a net current dipole over a piece of cortical surface, whose field is detectable on the scalp [3].
