They have sent home pounds of paper on the subject, extolled the virtues of organization, initiated afternoon homerooms so students can figure out what to leave and what to take.
Indeed, he has succeeded in making a virtue of the organization's practical weakness.
"What Tenth Fleet did allow, by virtue of its organization and mandate, was for these individuals to become far more effective than previously".
States of a person have their semantics in virtue of computational organization and their causal relations to the world.
This physical segregation of key TCR proximal signaling molecules can be visualized at the IS by virtue of their organization in distinct supra molecular activation clusters (SMAC) that, depending on their position relative to the IS, are referred to as central, peripheral and distal SMAC [ 2, 5, 29, 30].
Without a playmaker like Xavi or Xabi, France toiled against an English team whose greatest virtues were discipline, organization and an ability to embrace luck with a muscled amount of endeavor.
She consulted historians, friends, and television colleagues in an attempt to strike a balance between condemning News Corp.'s behavior in the hacking scandal and extolling the virtues of the organization, which was both her father's company and Shine's parent company.
By virtue of the feature organization process, the groupings that result from the self-organizing algorithm are driven by hierarchical specificity.
Realization can be described in terms of dependence; e.g., for a particular physiological event-type to realize pain is for it to be such that in virtue of its physiological organization, its instances play the pain-role.
This obviously suits the (role-) functionalist interpretation of higher-level properties; these higher-level properties are realized by lower level ones in the sense that instances of the latter play the role of the former in virtue of their physical organization.
