Yet they have also extended break-dance moves into a codified idiom with an aesthetic purpose.
All this was a radical break from the traditional Latin Mass, codified in the 16th century at the Council of Trent.
The menu items of classic French cooking "were standardized and codified, and nouvelle cuisine broke that code," Mr. Boulud said, adding that "Paul was one of the leaders," and that he remains a pathfinder.
While it may have been easier for women to break the rules before the rules were codified, it was never exactly easy.
Yet over time, as best practices are worked out and then codified, it becomes easier to break production down into routine components, then automate those components as technology allows.If, that is, automation makes sense.
It's time to break the cycle of violence, which is often codified in church doctrines, even here, even now.
While we might be resigned to encountering objectifying speech or behavior at a bar or a beer-soaked spring-break party, it's sobering to see it codified in the form of a shared Google document.
I didn't even break a sweat – surely the base measure of any codified form of exercise.
And the Hastert Rule was not codified, it was self-imposed - and Boehner broke it thrice over for issues he deemed important enough, such as avoiding the fiscal cliff and passing the Violence Against Women Act.
Whether the rules should be codified in new legislation, and whether there should be sanctions for researchers who break them, is as yet unclear, says Ronald Atlas, president of the American Society for Microbiology and a member of the panel.
