Sentence examples for rather systematic from inspiring English sources

The rather systematic French absurdism of Jarry and Queneau takes on the twilit shimmer of a Celtic fairy tale.

The paper presents a framework, which shows that the art of software engineering for non-functional requirements can be engineered in a rather systematic manner.

Since the pioneering work of Harrison and Eyre (1986), the existence of secondary or external explosion outside explosion vents is recognized and rather systematic.

In dealing with balance laws, a key issue is that of well-balancing, which can be achieved in a rather systematic way by considering the 'homogeneous form' of the balance law.

We thus believe that the underlying issues are not simple sequencing errors or fragments left in the data, but rather systematic biases in site selection in the read generation process.

Although, in both studies, moderate alcohol use had rather systematic effects, which suggests that some favorable characteristics of the moderate alcohol users may also have been playing a role.

In Manchester, investigations seem to have been rather less systematic.

Accordingly, hitchhiking theorising has been done primarily on the basis of personal experience rather than systematic investigation.

Murder there has been systemic rather than systematic in the manner of the killings at Auschwitz.

Naturally, reports cannot be verified, and because contributions to the data are voluntary rather than systematic, the data isn't geographically comprehensive.

As a critic he was personal and eclectic rather than systematic, but his idiosyncratic views were perceptive and conveyed with wit and grace.