It was the Nazis who first turned photography into a systematic form of propaganda.
And the United States began its descent into a systematic segregation so powerful it would endure for almost 100 years.
The use of children to teach other children was not new, but Bell and especially Lancaster took the approach and developed it into a systematic plan of education.
What began late last year as a fairly modest government effort to obtain records appears to have ballooned into a systematic effort in courts around the country to define the limits of medical privacy.
These practices would inevitably escalate the ethnic profiling of the Wen Ho Lee case into a systematic and institutionalized way of mistreating Asian-Americans in weapons labs and other places.
L'Étude expérimentale de l'intelligence (1903; "Experimental Study of Intelligence") is an investigation of the mental characteristics of his two daughters, which he developed into a systematic study of two contrasted types of personalities.
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).
It also provides the basis of research into fundamental questions such as "what is a species?" and "which species is this?" When Swedish scientist, Carl von Linné -- better known by the Latinised name, Carolus Linnaeus -- came along, the world was ripe for the classification of organisms to be formalised into a systematic field of study.
About 800 the Hadriana and the Hispana were developed into a systematic whole, the Dacheriana (canonical collection named for its 17th-century publisher, French scholar Jean-Luc d'Achéry)—the principal source of the collections before 850 which was of influence until the Gregorian reform in the 11th century.
These deviations, however, did not translate into a systematic diagnostic error.
The complete process must be understood as the joining of the parts into a systematic chain.
