Sentence examples for codified system from inspiring English sources
It's idiosyncratic, sketchy, and nothing like the precisely codified system in use today.
When Offenbach felt sure the work would be performed, he began full orchestration, often employing a codified system.
Strangely but beautifully, the dancers embodied the music just as the dance forms in which Bach wrote fit into choreography derived from a codified system of movement: a rare example of different spiritual dimensions coming together.
But in the United States those units, without interference from feudal influences, eventually sorted themselves into a codified system, which continues to serve us well — the Mars Climate Orbiter notwithstanding.
Among the most conspicuous innovations of Inca civilization were a codified system of laws, extensive examples of monumental architecture, and the attainment of a high standard of artistic production, particularly in metalworking.
At first, this seems like a parody of postmodern ideological criticism, with its mania for reducing all culture to a codified system of consensual oppression (indeed, Lethem quotes long passages from an admiring essay on "They Live" by the Marxist-Lacanian critic Slavoj Zizek).
This clause refers to the non-codified systems of India, and states the importance of supporting these systems as well as the codified systems included under AYUSH.
Thus a selective professionalization took place, possibly because the Ayurveda and Unani systems are codified systems and have written documents [ 8– 11].
Britain, unlike other comparable countries, has no codified political system.
The Statute of Winchester of 1285 codified the system of social obligation.
Although the ranks of women who are accomplished fighters are swelling, there is even less of a codified ranking system for them than there is for men.
