Sentence examples for by using the systematized from inspiring English sources

The first approach requires each healthcare provider to standardize clinical results (i.e., by using the Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine [SNOMED]) before sending results electronically to the appropriate authority.

Ernst Schröder, taking inspiration from previous work by Hermann (1809 1877) and Robert Grassmann (1815 1901) and using the framework developed by Peirce, developed and systematized the 19th Century achievements in the algebra of logic in his three-volume work Vorlesungen über die Algebra der Logik (1890 1910).

To implement the control architecture, computational models exploring the potential of the Petri net was developed using the production flow schema to systematize the construction of models.

He used the phrase "to systematize is to sterilize" in imploring coaches not to overload kids with theories, not to spoil their joy in letting imagination guide them with the ball.

Diogenes Laertius reports that Archytas was "the first to systematize mechanics by using mathematical first principles" (VIII 83 = A1), and Archytas is accordingly sometimes hailed by modern scholars as the founder of the science of mechanics.

It can be systematized into landforms and quantitatively categorized using the land morphology concept (LMC).

Katharevusa originated in the 19th century owing to efforts to "purify" the language of foreign elements and to systematize its morphology by using ancient Greek roots and much classical inflection.

For example, whether a given connective is uniquely characterized in the sense of being governed by rules which when reduplicated to govern a new connective render compounds formed from the same component sentences using the original and the new connective completely interchangeable is relative not just to a logic but to a particular proof system (set of rules systematizing the logic).

A method of sampling used was systematized random sampling.

We used the information contained in the resulting directed acyclic graph (DAG) [ 50] to systematize the selection of the most informative terms that are significantly enriched among interactors (Additional file 2: Figure S1).

One branch took the systematizing principle radically further by placing rhythms and dynamics as well as pitches into predetermined series; hence the term serialism.