Sentence examples similar to elaborate codification from inspiring English sources

The idea that living cells are elaborate codifications of some primitive chemical cycle that got going on an iron-sulfur surface is to them not so alien.

But Agamben's point about the Holocaust (and Koestenbaum's about lynching photographs or the grotesqueries at Abu Ghraib) has to do with the codification of that process, its more or less elaborate ritual or performance, and the precise, apparently small, acts of mockery or exposure that link reality TV and surveillance culture to the worst forms of humiliation.

With codification came competition.

See Codification note above.

Example of Codification 4.2.2.

Not fission but "codification" killed classical Latin.

Codification continued after the Napoleonic era.

Outside scope of this codification.

We call this the codification strategy.

This codification takes focus and discipline.

The demand for codification and, indeed, codification itself preceded the Napoleonic era (1799 1815).