Sentence examples for codifying of from inspiring English sources

There's the same introversion, the same codifying of personal experience, the same close-focused search for meaning.

More compelling still is her codifying of the eastern European Ashkenazi tradition: her irrefutable instructions for perfect chopped liver, latkes, gefilte fish and the rest.

What geographers have identified as text is enormous: city-growth coalition discourses, mayoral and politician pronouncements, family storytelling, linguistic utterances of planners, community architectural styles, everyday newspaper reportage, informal banter on the streets, federal codifying of housing policy, and many other things.

Moreover, the overexpression of genes codifying for one of the enzymes involved in GB biosynthesis resulted in increased tolerance to various abiotic stresses including chilling [28-31] [28-31]

On the whole, the history of IHL is a long record of codifying the privileges of the powerful against lesser threats like civilians and colonial subjects resisting invasion.

In the absence of codified rules of conduct, it is not merely possible that the rich and powerful will get the better of ordinary citizens.

We have a way of codifying the consequences of conflict.

For centuries, artists struggled manfully with ways of codifying the idea of reported speech in graphic form.

The ancient Romans went further still in codifying figures of speech, stylistic devices, and even the gestures of the orator.

The Code of Virginia is the statutory law, and consists of the codified legislation of the General Assembly.

Would formalizing or codifying some of these processes accomplish the same as peer-review or more?