Sentence examples for systematic collections of from inspiring English sources

Linnaeus, Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace made systematic collections of creatures and things.

Most of these lists of propositions were put together into systematic collections of prohibited articles.

Atlases, systematic collections of maps with a uniform formal structure and design, have undergone dramatic changes over time.

A complete survey among the literature works revealed that systematic collections of data that fulfill the purpose of this study are extremely rare.

His meeting with the folklorist and dialectologist František Bartoš (1837 1906) was decisive in his own development as a folklorist and composer, and led to their collaborative and systematic collections of folk songs.

Although the economic exploitation of marine resources dates back to prehistoric times, and historical documentation has existed since the third century B.C. with Aristotle's contributions in the Mediterranean Sea (e.g. [8]), the establishment of systematic collections of marine organisms began only during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

We suggest that the systematic collection of IR data from ISTs obtained with IVV, in addition to data collected by other methods such as Y2H, will be valuable for refining our understanding of protein interactions.

Third is systematic collection of information on schools' performance by employing standardized tests.

The late thirties saw a more rigorous and systematic collection of unemployment data.

There is no systematic collection of information about those remaining in a house after a burial team has removed a corpse.

The earliest systematic collection of biographical notices on these legendary figures is the Lives of the Immortals (Liexuanzhuan) of the early 2nd century ce.