Sentence examples for systematic sense from inspiring English sources

You can get a systematic sense of those people's health as a population.

The History of Animals might well be considered the starting point for zoology, at least in a systematic sense.

In his 2006 book "Why?" (Princeton), he tried to make systematic sense of people's reasons for giving reasons.

Both parties must "overcome the pleasure principle" and renounce each other for a higher goal — the doctor for the sake of professional ethics and scientific progress, the patient in order to "acquire the extra piece of mental freedom which distinguishes conscious mental activity — in the systematic sense — from unconscious".

3. Semi systematic names at least one part is used in the systematic sense, IUPAC-like, non-IUPAC names.

However, these existing models do not consider in a systematic sense modelling requirements nor how stakeholders such as airport operators or airlines would make use of these models.

This study evolved a systematic remote sensing and GIS-based methodology for mapping lineaments and sub-mapped it into hydro-lineament and hydro-intersection maps.

That meant turning away from international law in a systematic and profound sense.

"It will be much more systematic in the sense of how we approach issues," said Dwight Burlingame, the director of the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University, who helped create the guidelines.

"We eventually came to the perspective that a more systematic approach made sense," said Robert K. Steel, the former undersecretary of the Treasury for domestic affairs who is now chief executive of the Wachovia Corporation.

Our array of alternative schemes from left to right is in a certain sense systematic, namely scheme A, for example, is the worst for the "poorest" and the best for the "richest", while rules E to G are best for the lowest two classes.