Sentence examples for a scientific system from inspiring English sources

FIDO, a scientific system of burning holes in a blanket of fog, originated during the war, but is frightfully expensive.

He said that rum peddling was a piker's business and that his organization had developed a scientific system just like any other organization with goods to sell, such as the Standard Oil Company or the Uneeda Baking Company, for example.

Price was admitted to the Royal Society in 1765 for his work on probability, which later formed the foundation of a scientific system for life insurance and old-age pensions (Observations on Reversionary Payments, 1771).

Referring to the index system developed by the Chinese Academy of Environmental planning, this area would benefit from a scientific system developed from environmental law, environmental management and environmental performance.

The Marburg School in particular interpreted this to mean that philosophy should orient itself with respect to the sciences, rather than strive as German Idealism had to forge a scientific system of its own, independent from the results of the positive sciences: only in this attenuated sense would philosophy be "scientific".

Serious work on a "scientific" system was started in France under Louis XVI, and completed in 1799 (after the French Revolution) with its implementation.

Freud the creator of a grand scientific system thus gives way to Freud the writer of a series of strange, unnerving books, each with its own peculiar vision.

Ghiasi, G., Larivière, V. & Sugimoto, C. R. On the compliance of women engineers with a gendered scientific system.

His analysis of forms in movement, known as choreutics, was a nonpersonal, scientific system designed, like Labanotation, to apply to all human motion.

But the big upshot is this: For decades, people tried to devise a rigorous "scientific" system to analyze behavior that would be divorced from morality.

Beginning with a review of early measuring standards that referred to the feet and inches of ideal bodies, the book then tracks how Enlightenment interest in a truly scientific system of measure led to the creation of the metric system.