Just as every phase of privateering became systematized in the eighteenth century, modern security personnel operating in the international maritime environment must be held to specific procedures and rules of engagement.
In addition to training, it is also important that assessment of reproduction intention become systematized into routine care, for example, by the use of standardized checklists.
As the appetite for exotica developed, plant collecting around the world became more systematized.
Possibilistic MFA becomes a useful tool to systematize this procedure.
After a succession of public confrontations with critical theologians and humanists, and a politically motivated excommunication in 1344, Palamas had his teaching systematized in the Hagioritic Tome ("The Book of Holiness"), which became the fundamental manifesto for Byzantine mysticism.
When it became necessary to count frequently to numbers larger than 10 or so, the numeration had to be systematized and simplified; this was commonly done through use of a group unit or base, just as might be done today counting 43 eggs as three dozen and seven.
They again originate in the floating forms of Malevich's more elaborate Suprematist works, they are distilled and systematized into the fanning lines of "Construction No. 89 (on Light Yellow)" of 1919 and they become representational in many of his best-known photographs: the tilting plunging images, shot from above above or below, of buildings, trolleys or people in the streets.
He replaced the freewheeling anarchy of Yeltsin's rule with something more systematized, casting aside or coöpting the oligarchs of the nineteen-nineties and elevating a cast of corrupt satraps loyal to him an arrangement that became known as Kremlin , Inc
His successor, Origen, systematized these hermeneutical principles.
The industrial age systematized our access to things.
The schools of Tang were well organized and systematized.
