The early changes under British rule were systematized by a series of reforms enacted in 1833, which laid the foundation for the subsequent political and economic structure of Ceylon.
They were systematized by the economist Hyman Minsky (a student of Schumpeter's), in the nineteen-sixties, and their best-known popular formulation is in Charles P. Kindleberger's classic work "Manias, Panics, and Crashes: A History of Financial Crises" (1978).
The information was systematized by region, then translated into a general framework noting the prevalent ideas or themes.
In addition, workplace is systematized and controlled by rules and procedures, and normally associated with low levels of freedom and autonomy.
Moreover, the different phases of the exercises used to think of alternative futures can be systematized in different ways by means of different techniques.5 In general, Future Studies resort to intellectual devices in order to collect, process and analyze pieces of information to profit from the most suitable technique and methodology diagram available.
Operation of a perfusive catalytic curved membrane is systematized into different transport-reaction regimes.
This principle was systematized as mean-tone temperament, first described in 1523.
Part of this is systematizing things that can be systemized, like finance".
Meanwhile, in an increasingly quiet corner of the world, the critic is dispelling fantasies and fallacies; he is systematizing chaos.
Such practices were systematized supposedly around the start of the Taika-era reforms in 645.
