Sentence examples for systematic ordered from inspiring English sources

The fact (if it is one) that different concepts of art are used for different purposes does not itself imply that they are not connected in systematic, ordered ways.

The systematic, ordered, institutionalized nature of the Jewish Holocaust makes me particularly ill.

"In the view of the inquiry team, the need to photograph those who were killed is a strong pointer to the fact that the killings were systematic, ordered and directed from above," the report said.

The surplus of one-bead droplets after the bead introduction apex suggests systematic ordering independent of bead size.

To sum up, biological taxa constitute an overarching and systematic ordering principle that is relevant in practically all biological subject areas.

"If you got off the elevator, you would step into this huge space with everything in systematic order, air-conditioned, well lighted, well labeled.

"Tourmaline" isn't poetic because of its pretty writing but because of its systematic ordering and reordering of ideas, its philosophical probing.

The founders of this library apparently aimed to collect the whole body of Greek literature in the best available copies, arranged in systematic order so as to form the basis of published commentaries.

In the classed catalog, as its name suggests, all the entries are filed in the sequence of a classification scheme that is, in a systematic order of subjects but separate alphabetical files link names of authors and of subjects to the notation symbols of the classification scheme used in the main file.

The design setup is realized in this systematic order.

There is no systematic order to these perceptions, nor any critical oversight by reason.