In Manchester, investigations seem to have been rather less systematic.
Julie Mehretu comes to mind, but Hirsig's work is less systematic, more exuberant.
The test had its critics 50 years ago, too, and there was less systematic and empirical support before its renaissance in the 70's.
Earlier efforts at offsetting emissions, Mr. Shepard said, were less systematic, and over time, they have become more sophisticated and rigorous.
Non-Calvinist churches were usually less systematic and less logical in their soteriology (the theology of salvation), teaching "single predestination".
A similar effort – less systematic and scientific, certainly – now menaces the survival of Christianity where it was born.
Shortest of all are the chronological scales used in the recording of human events in a more or less systematic and permanent manner.
Natural evaporite sequences show vertical changes in mineralogy that crudely correspond to the orderly appearance of mineralogy as a function of solubility but are less systematic.
If they repeat their memorised confessions correctly, Azouli prisoners are then "reappeared" in a civilian jail, where torture is less systematic, and where they are allowed visits from lawyers and relatives.
Radcliffe's series is less systematic than, say, Nicholas Nixon's photographs spanning forty years in the lives of the Brown sisters, and less provocative than Sally Mann's morally equivocal portraits of her children.
That can make the French well informed but less systematic, less able to "connect the dots" than the Americans, who have tried to learn from their own failure to uncover the 9/11 plot before it happened.
