Sentence examples for more systematic work from inspiring English sources

More systematic work is required to understand the origin of the overpressure and the oil/water production.

And Csikszentmihalyi goes on in his more systematic work to explain that the reason that this occurs is because there is a profound match between your skill level and the challenge that the activity brings with it.

This remains largely unexplored at present and more systematic work is needed in this direction.

With sufficient calculation capacity for more systematic work, we can aggregate all blocks together and solve the linear programming problems at the same time.

While al-Ghazâlî condemns the pre-eternity of the world at the end of his Incoherence of the Philosophers, the subject of the world's pre-eternity is no longer raised in his later more systematic work on the boundaries of Islam, The Decisive Criterion for Distinguishing Islam from Clandestine Unbelief.

Building on previous research on discipline-specific epistemologies in math and science, more systematic work is beginning in biology education.

Those adopting such an approach to Hegel tend to have in mind the (relatively) young author of the Phenomenology of Spirit and have tended to dismiss as "metaphysical" later and more systematic works like the Science of Logic.

Discoveries will be made by the dozen the day authorities set their mind to more systematic archaeological work.

"They did more systematic staff work, of alternatives and implications, and tried to do some diplomatic groundwork," Mr. Heller said.

Jung himself, after all, was engaged in more compelling systematic work about the primal forces of the psyche during this period (ideas that may have also influenced the late speculations of Freud).

Historically such taxa were referred to as cetotheres [ 60, 61], but more recent systematic work on mysticete phylogeny has redefined Cetotheriidae to a monophyletic family that excludes these taxa [ 62].