Sentence examples for systematic arrangement of from inspiring English sources
At the small scale, no systematic arrangement of RCHs was obvious in the SRMs.
The new Code of Canon Law was a systematic arrangement of the ecclesiastical law then in force.
His research included such varied topics as tuberculosis, food preservatives, phagocytosis (engulfment of particles by cells), and anaphylaxis (reaction of an organism to a foreign substance) and a systematic arrangement of the class of microorganisms called Schizomycetes.
Systematic arrangement of the proton donor and acceptor as a layer-by-layer (LbL) structure is one of the simplest surface modification methods to improve the proton conductivity of a proton exchange membrane.
The proposed approach is based on a systematic arrangement of rigid stages and compliant modules in a three-legged XYZ CPM system using the constraint spaces and the position spaces of the compliant modules.
May 5, 1852 Capovalazza, Italy November 18 , 1934Rome, Italy Pietro Gasparri, (born May 5, 1852, Capovalazza de Ussita, Papal States [Italy] died Nov. 18, 1934, Rome, Italy) Italian cardinal who, by appointment of Pope St. Pius X, in 1904 directed the new Code of Canon Law, a systematic arrangement of ecclesiastical law now practiced by the Roman Catholic church.
The formal and informal systematic arrangements of resources according to the needs of each individual case will indirectly benefit members of the family or the primary group due to this integrated systematic service.
Italian sculptor Mario Merz, a founder of the Arte Povera, or "poor art," movement whose signature works are igloo-like structures and systematic arrangements of neon letters and numbers, died Sunday at his home in Milan.
The first major systematic arrangements of the family were made in the early 20th century.
Most importantly, there was no systematic arrangement for support of family reunions or to help the refugees attend more than elementary education programs.
Rotation is a systematic arrangement for the growing of different crops in a more or less regular sequence on the same land.
