Sentence examples for systematic presentations from inspiring English sources

Systematic presentations of the affirmations of the Jewish community were never the sole mode of expressing the beliefs of the people.

The systematic presentations that characterized Western theology in the 13th century (the age of the Schoolmen, or Scholastics) were often prefaced by an account of what could be established by reason about God; usually the first thing to be established was his existence.

Many boxers make the systematic presentation of the cranium part of their defensive scheme.

But I would have preferred a more systematic presentation, because underneath the book's phantasmagoric display of deceptions an argument takes shape.

But Time was the first to aim at a brief and systematic presentation of the whole of the world's news.

While in Yan'an Zhou compiled Makesizhuyi yu wenyi (1944; "Marxism and Literature"), a systematic presentation of what the outstanding Marxists had to say about literature, and he translated Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina.

His poetry evinces a conservative attitude of absolute adherence to aristocratic values, a rigorous sense of piety, and a familiarity with the great mythological heritage that descended from the Mycenaean period (c. 16th 12th century bc) and achieved a first systematic presentation, significantly, in the work of Pindar's Boeotian predecessor Hesiod at the end of the 8th century.

For the psychology of totemism, Thurnwald later (1917 18) put forth a detailed, systematic presentation; by means of concrete examples, he also raised questions about the connections of totemism with ancestor worship, notions of souls, and beliefs in power, magic, offerings, and oracles.

A systematic presentation of the observed damage stages is given in a damage map.

The systematic presentation of machine learning techniques is beyond the scope of this work.

For a systematic presentation of the review results we classify and interpret them in accordance with the described above framework.