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Relationships Between Organization Size and Efficiency

Management Science, 1960
The relation between productivity, efficiency and size of a technical organization as affected by internally generated and circulated paperwork is analyzed. It is shown that there exists an upper bound to total productive output which is independent of the number of employees; and that as the organization size is increased the efficiency generally ...
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Organization and Size of Replicons

1976
The term replicon as applied to eukaryotes is probably used incorrectly. In Jacob and Brenner’s original definition (1963), the replicon had autonomous control over its own replication, and initiation occurred at a membrane site. The evidence as it now stands strongly suggests that duplication of units of DNA replication, in mammalian cells at least ...
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Sampling Organizations and Groups of Unequal Sizes

American Sociological Review, 1965
this model is taken as accurate, it leads to the conclusions that occupational and educational rank are negatively related to symptom level, that racial-ethnic rank is positively related to symptom level, and that all forms of sharp status inconsistency produce more or less equivalent increments in symptom level. The second alternative model, Model II,
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Technology, Size, and Organization Structure

Sociology, 1972
A study of 82 business organizations provides data on the disputed question of whether organization technology or organization size is more closely associated with the elements of organization structure. Technological variables are found to be associated with structure in certain definable respects, but ...
John Child, Roger Mansfield
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Self-adaptation of Genome Size in Artificial Organisms

2005
In this paper we investigate the evolutionary pressures influencing genome size in artificial organisms. These were designed with three organisation levels (genome, proteome, phenotype) and are submitted to local mutations as well as rearrangements of the genomic structure.
Knibbe, C.   +4 more
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