Sentence examples for sets of codified from inspiring English sources

Its name has had a magical ring since Hammurabi, the Babylonian king who ruled from 1792 B.C. to 1750 B.C. and is credited with handing down one of the first sets of codified law.

But of course, if you think of punk rock as being a certain kind of spirit or approach to art and life, rather than a restrictive set of codified genre rules, then this was a very punk rock thing to do indeed.

Keeper feels as mannered as the most manipulated pop, a set of codified practices brought to life.

Up to this time, sonata form, first treated as a textbook study after Schubert's death, was not a set of rules codified by theorists and followed by composers.

In a study by Mattick & Knight [ 39], students suggested that anatomy was unique in that it represents a huge set of facts, codified in a specialised language and therefore demanded different learning strategies.

In 1887 de Smedt was followed as inspector of asphalts and cements by Clifford Richardson, who set about the task of codifying the specifications for asphalt mixes.

In 2001 the federal government brought in the Marihuana for Medical Access Regulations, its first set of laws codifying legal cannabis use.

When Knuckles along with other DJs in Chicago, such as Ron Hardy, Steve ("Silk") Hurley, and Farley ("Jackmaster") Funk added a drum machine to his sets, it codified the basic formula of house music.

We have a way of codifying the consequences of conflict.

An open architecture solution is developed, and the set of equations are codified using gPROMS and C++ programming languages.

By the 17th century the court style had been codified into sets of nonimprovised suites of instrumental and vocal pieces using poetic texts in classical Persian and local court Turkish (Chagatai).