Sentence examples for more codified from inspiring English sources

Even when independent hip-hop was a more codified scene, it made only a small ripple at CMJ.

Once a concussion has been confirmed, a player will have to go through an established protocol before being allowed to return, and the rules allowing a return will be more codified.

PAGE C1 Language Barriers on Stage "Outside People," Zayd Dohrn's smart but slight comedy drama about an American in Beijing, derives humor from the dislocations caused by the meeting of two distinct cultures: the comparatively above-board American way of being and the more codified and coded behaviors practiced in a country where unspoken but rigid rules hold sway.

Nowadays, though, technology could enable something much more codified and quantitative.

Skultety helped her compile an operations manual so procedures were more codified and easier to hand off.

The article analyses these positions to yield lessons for managers, recognising that, as firms grow, emergent strategies will need replacing with something more codified.

I think that for me they've had a kind of autobiographical quality, but not in the usual sense — in their more encrypted, codified language.

Later he re-emerged in the spangly vestments of his office — a sequined robe, a priestly hat — to conduct the famously otherworldly Sun Ra Arkestra in a performance that was more strictly codified but a great deal looser-limbed.

A total of 11 450 members of the general Scottish population (aged 15 years or more) were codified as committing suicide (DSH) over the same time period (1981 2000).

Tacit knowledge can be described as knowledge that is acquired through practice and experience and can be difficult to communicate (sometimes referred to as "know-how"), while explicit knowledge is often more formal, codified in writing and seen to be easier to communicate [ 3, 18].

Many decisions need to be individualized, especially when they involve choices between possible outcomes that may be viewed differently by different patients 26 As our medical decisions become more and more standardized and codified, we should take care to ensure that critical therapeutic choices are not based exclusively on formal guidelines.