"If you got off the elevator, you would step into this huge space with everything in systematic order, air-conditioned, well lighted, well labeled.
The founders of this library apparently aimed to collect the whole body of Greek literature in the best available copies, arranged in systematic order so as to form the basis of published commentaries.
Stored in cupboards in systematic order they could be preserved in perpetuity and easily transferred or exchanged with other institutions, a taxonomic procedure that is still used today.
This is the first step out of several that may change bonds in the structure in a systematic order along alternating bond paths.
Comparisons across the various recognition memory tests (e.g., comparing performance on the sampling phases of the between-block recency tests, Experiment 3) did show differences in overall performance level but in no systematic order (the second of the three recognition tests proved the most difficult).
In the classed catalog, as its name suggests, all the entries are filed in the sequence of a classification scheme that is, in a systematic order of subjects but separate alphabetical files link names of authors and of subjects to the notation symbols of the classification scheme used in the main file.
The design setup is realized in this systematic order.
In fact, the distributed algorithms use the concept of per node/group/cluster knowledge sharing in a systematic order.
Aristotle's logical works were collected and put in a systematic order by later Peripatetics, who entitled them the Organon or 'tool', because they considered logic not as a part but rather an instrument of philosophy.
The questionnaire, constituting 43 questions to be answered in a systematic order (forma taxata), surveyed a wide range of theological problems, but the majority (25) was concerned with the movement of the celestial bodies, its causes, and the possible influence upon the inferior (terrestrial) bodies.
