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organize

[awr-guh-nahyz] / ˈɔr gəˌnaɪz /


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To do this, the lab studies how cells organize their internal structures, known as organelles, and how changes in those structures influence cellular performance, metabolism, and disease risk.

From Science Daily

Cindy made it possible for me to get treatment, stay organized and keep living my life.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the heart of Palantir’s success is the company’s Ontology platform, which organizes a company’s raw data into information that can be easily understood by machines.

From MarketWatch

Cinematic montage — pioneered by Sergei Eisenstein and reinvented by Jean-Luc Godard — becomes an organizing principle of the exhibit, as artworks compete for attention.

From Los Angeles Times

“This was the first time we’d ever teamed up with an organized sports team, and the fact that it’s an Orange County team, where we grew up, made it feel right,” Noodles said.

From Los Angeles Times