Sentence examples for a structured system from inspiring English sources
ICT in the light of a constructivist learning principle can also provide students with opportunities to construct their knowledge in symbolic forms (e.g., words, diagrams and photos), and organise the knowledge in a structured system (e.g., mind map, structured folder and database) (Salomon 1998).
This work describes the development of stacked wire-mesh structures and their washcoating method to prepare a structured system for the catalytic combustion of soot.
There was a structured system of education, therapy leisure activities.
What I'd witnessed was a structured system at play.
The ILEA had a structured system of playcentres and community education classes operating end-on to the school day.
It was, he said, the company's "catastrophic failure to assess risk and have a structured system of work".
The aims of this project were to enhance understanding of the gap between best practice and actual practice in prevention and management of RHD, and to improve ARF/RHD management through development and implementation of a structured systems approach in collaboration with remote NT Indigenous health services.
Participant A, for example, could pass a note to Participant B, and perhaps to C, but not to D or E. Dr. Leavitt found that when the decision to be made was of a simple nature, a highly structured system of communication within the group proved effective in getting something done.
But in 2000 the NHS Cancer Plan was published, changing the uncoordinated mess that was British cancer care at the time into a formal, structured system with a greater emphasis on screening and on preventative programs to stop cancers from developing in the first place.
Among other polymer pore-making technologies, we adopted the phase inversion method to obtain a porous structured system through a solvent exchange route [23, 24].
A normalized system is a hierarchically structured system where no direct interconnections between nodes belonging to different subtrees.
