Sentence examples for of systematically organized from inspiring English sources
However, if the term science applies to any body of systematically organized knowledge based on facts ascertained by empirical methods and described by as much measurement as the material allows, then political science is a science, like the other social disciplines.
More broadly, WholeCellSimDB serves as a valuable example of how to systematically organize and communicate results data, and how relational databases and HDF can be combined to manage scientific data.
The aim of this comprehensive review is to systematically organize the current knowledge regarding the cementation of glass-ceramic materials and restorations, with an additional focus on the benefits of Immediate Dentin Sealing (IDS).
Entry 10: A graphical data structure termed combinatorial analog graph (CAG) is introduced to systematically organize analog series on the basis of substitution patterns and identify subsets of analogs having high in SAR information content.
We have access to a number of Aristotle's systematically organized writings on animals; we do not have direct access to his actual investigations.
But before implementing a customized model of the FCO in air transport it is essential to systematically organize, classify, and reviews the published literature and also to identify the factors causing the variation in fuel consumption.
Based on the literature review carried out and the nature of FCO research observed in air transport, we have introduced a classification scheme to systematically organize the published articles.
(The dictionary I consulted to derive the definition of a science as "a systematically organized body of knowledge on any subject" was the Concise Oxford English Dictionary, Eleventh Edition, definition 2, for those who wondered).
About the same time, German naturalist and botanist Ferdinand Cohn began to systematically organize bacteria into genera and species.
In this respect, the value of logically presented pathway diagrams is becoming ever more apparent given the growing need to systematically organize and describe the interactions between the various components that make up a cell.
The variety of musical styles ranges from the systematically organized classical music of Turkistan to the notated religious chants of Tibetan Buddhism to the highly varied folk music styles of the region's numerous ethnic groups.
