Sentence examples for systematic course from inspiring English sources

(5) A Systematic Course of Practical Science for Secondary and other Schools.

She claims that "Mahfouz's systematic course of aggressive litigation is really a form of intellectual terrorism, an extreme type of literary censorship".

The concentration enables students to frame an important problem and shape a systematic course of inquiry, employing analytical methods and substantive theories drawn from the three fields.

The Court likewise rejected the test for general jurisdiction proffered by the plaintiffs, under which general jurisdiction might be predicated upon a finding that the corporate defendant engages in a "substantial, continuous, and systematic course of business" in the forum state.

Indeed, the Star locates the unity, posited by the German Idealists at the beginning of their systems, in the redemptive conclusion of its systematic course.

All that is necessary to keep a man past or in middle life in good mental and physical condition is the daily use of all the large muscles of the trunk and limbs in a systematic course of body flexions and extensions.

The lecture theatre (which will also be refurbished in August) has transformed the gallery's teaching role - full houses of 350 not just to hear Bill Viola or Quentin Blake but also to hear about recent research and follow systematic courses of study.

LBL can be applied to the relatively complex and systematic courses while TBL can be applied to others.

Both TBL and LBL were employed by Group A. During the first week, Group A received LBL, which covered complex and systematic courses such as Physical Examination of Nervous System, Nervous System Qualitative and Positioning Diagnosis Principles, Principles for Differential Diagnosis, as well as Cranial Neuropathy and Peripheral Neuropathy.

He organized courses in mineralogy and petrography and developed a systematic field course in geology, the first in the West and possibly in America.

In his autobiographical Chronicle of My Musical Life (1972, originally published in Russian, 1909) he frankly admitted his lack of qualifications for this important position; he himself had never taken a systematic academic course in musical theory, even though he had profited from Balakirev's desultory instruction and by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's professional advice.