Sentence examples for in a systematic form from inspiring English sources

Legendre published his own researches in number theory and those of his predecessors in a systematic form under the title Théorie des nombres, 2 vol. (1830).

SHADD and its elements are specified in a systematic form and an illustration of its application on the architecture of a real system is also presented.

The main algorithms that create G from H consist in arranging H in an appropriate form that allows to develop G and construct it in a systematic form.

In most of the standards, such as long-term evolution (LTE) standard [27], the encoding is performed in a systematic form in order to facilitate the decoding process without degrading performances of the error correction.

The Brazilian reporting system of adverse events started in 1998 in a systematic form as specified in the " Manual de Vigilância Epidemiológica dos Eventos Adversos Pós-Vacinação".

The aim of these consensus guidelines is to report animal studies in a systematic form to improve the ability for later analysis and to improve the reproducibility of experiments.

Apparently, Hippocrates of Chios, in the 5th century bc, and others soon after him had already begun the work of organizing geometric results into a systematic form in textbooks called "elements" (meaning "fundamental results" of geometry).

Others claim Jesus as their founder, when the fact that he didn't present his teachings in anything like a systematic form, but rather engaged with existing Jewish teaching, implies otherwise.

The practice became an almost exclusively socialist practice: it took on a systematic form in Romania, and quite a few cases were found in other countries of the Eastern Bloc, in Cuba in the early 1990s and, much more recently, in the People's Republic of China.

In this case, the mutation in the PALB2 gene was linked to a deficiency in the DNA repair mechanism [ 27] and this could be targeted by mitomycin C. The obvious challenge in relation to this approach is to develop a systematic form of analysis in which a bioinformatics-assisted pipeline can rapidly and effectively analyze genomic data, thereby identifying targets and treatment options.

So far, no one has figured out how to get meaningful outside data in any systematic form.