Sentence examples for a systematization from inspiring English sources

A new phase in the development of the concept of number began, involving a systematization and search for adequate foundations for the various systems.

The proposal is based on a systematization of scientific work used as a basis for the choice of the design parameters utilized for the construction of the model.

One of the most important philosophical works of the twentieth century, Being and Time is both a systematization of the existential insights of Kierkegaard and Nietzsche and a radicalization of Husserl's phenomenological account of intentionality.

250 ce), is a systematization of the Prajnaparamita ("Perfection of Wisdom") scriptures, which emphasize that the doctrine of wisdom (prajna) is the most important of the six perfections that the bodhisattva must master.

The rhetoric of the house as pastoral domain sealed of from the realm of production has been largely an invention of the XIX century both as a systematization of social roles, and as compensatory fantasy.

The outcome is a systematization of all activities in four broad categories; (1) social and economic development; (2) urban planning and service provision; (3) environmental sustainability; and (4) municipal human resource development.

Despite Frege's failure to provide a coherent systematization of the notion of an extension, we shall make use of the notion in what follows to explain Frege's theory of numbers and analysis of number statements.

Bearing the name of Mishne Torah ("The Torah Reviewed") and written in a lucid Hebrew style, the code offers a brilliant systematization of all Jewish law and doctrine.

This revitalized approach to exhaustion received a preliminary systematization in the Geometria Indivisibilibus Continuorum Nova Quadam Ratione Promota (1635; "A Method for the Determination of a New Geometry of Continuous Indivisibles") by the Italian mathematician Bonaventura (Francesco) Cavalieri (1598 1647).

Die Religion des Geistes (1841; "The Religion of the Spirit") is considered the most complete exposition of his philosophy and a thorough systematization of Judaism.

This suggestion fits naturally with the unificationist approach to explanation but encounters similar difficulties in articulating the idea of a "best systematization".