Sentence examples for arranged a system from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Woolf knows all about that: she knows that "to prevent us from being submerged by chaos, nature and society between them have arranged a system of classification," &c.

In that year, Augustus arranged a system where the Senate designated three of its members as prime commissioners in charge of the water supply and to ensure that Rome's aqueducts did not fall into disrepair.

Rather they must correctly identify their best individuals and arrange a system which suits them, then work out how to combat the strengths of their opponents.

Yet, rather than order the older plants to comply with new environmental standards, Mr Bush instead worked with industrial leaders to arrange a system by which the plants' owners are supposed to take part in the plan voluntarily.

The multiplicity of a system is a quantitative measure of the ways of arranging a system.

As of now there are no official plans for what shape the memorial will eventually take, and Dyer said he wants that to arrange a system so that process can be informed by community input.

The International Conference on Geodesy in 1867 called for the creation of a new, international prototype metre and to arrange a system where national standards could be compared with it.

Sung's sister wrote that Kim and Sung arranged a covert system to inform him of his child's birth and its sex.

Although hotel employees throughout the Helmsley empire were aware of Mrs. Helmsley's hair-trigger temper and arranged a warning system when she left her apartment on the way to one of the hotels, it was not until she was featured in glossy advertisements for the hotels that she became a household name.

Nurses also arranged an informal system of follow-up telephone contact but few community referrals.

Using a rule of thumb known as the Titius-Bode law, which predicts how planets are arranged in a system, scientists estimated the locations of unobserved planets in systems discovered by NASA's Kepler spacecraft and concluded that all the 151 systems studied had planets in their habitable zones, The Washington Post reports.