Sentence examples for valid organizing from inspiring English sources
As Mindell ([2013]) describes in his thoughtful discussion of the multiple uses of the Tree of Life, reticulate evolution has long been known and accepted as a pattern within the Tree of Life, and the core feature of the Tree, phylogenetic relatedness, remains a valid organizing principle for biological diversity.
A subset of nodes, called miners, organize valid transactions into lists called blocks.
There's not a culture of democracy or considering athletes' or coaches' opinions as valid". A demonstration organized by SkateFair, a group of skating fans opposed to Cinquanta's reforms, drew about 100 fans outside the MCI Center on Friday.
One of the most remarkable of the Cambrian dramas was the extraordinary strides of some animal groups toward sensing their surroundings, organizing them into valid pictures of their environment, and coordinating appropriate responses.
FAHP is used to establish the consensus weights among stakeholders concerning the performance attributes of a traffic improvement project, because it considers the relative importance or priority of the evaluation criteria and is both technically valid and practically useful in organizing and analyzing complex decisions.
Suppose we ask why the conventional view of diseases is successful in organizing prediction and control (what psychiatrists sometimes call "predictively valid").
Patrick DeTemple, the organizing director of Parent Revolution, said the group planned to challenge the board in court, insisting supporters had collected valid signatures from "a solid 70percentt of the parents".
Her valid complaints fall on deaf ears, and there's nothing in the film that indicates that the Colorado Spring Police Department will stop trying to subvert her organizing.
SAN FRANCISCO JAZZ FESTIVAL -- It looks like the best thematic programming in an American jazz-slash-world-music festival, with each night organized according to a valid musical idea or at least the semblance of one.
Judge Herman Cahn ruled that the original challenging yacht club from Spain was not a valid challenger because it had not organized an annual regatta, as stipulated in the deed.
