Sentence examples for systematic whole from inspiring English sources

About 800 the Hadriana and the Hispana were developed into a systematic whole, the Dacheriana (canonical collection named for its 17th-century publisher, French scholar Jean-Luc d'Achéry)—the principal source of the collections before 850 which was of influence until the Gregorian reform in the 11th century.

For them, shamanism may be attributed only to a precise pattern of cultural phenomena in a specific, well-defined territory, one that forms a concrete, systematic whole, such as the religious systems of the peoples mentioned at the beginning of this section.

Indeed, his philosophy is reputed to constitute the most coherent systematic whole produced in the 18th century prior to Kant.

Here it is particularly noteworthy that in his philosophical texts Budde sought a systematic whole and was not content to adopt Thomasius's more eclectic style.

Real knowledge (epistêmê) requires cognition which is secure, firm and unchangeable by reason (Sextus Empiricus, 41C and, furthermore, worked into a systematic whole with other such cognitions (Arius Didymus, 41H).

Piecing together Leibniz's philosophy into a systematic whole is made more difficult because Leibniz seems to have changed or at least refined his views on a number of issues over the course of his career and because he was always very aware (some might say too aware) of the audience for any of his writings.

The genotype diversity observed across systematic whole-organ and tumor sampling was remarkable.

Coincident with this the human genome project reached the point where systematic whole-genome screening for linkage became possible (see section 3 of Supplementary material).

More than a century after the initial description of tactile acuity across the body, we provide the first systematic whole-body mapping of spatial acuity for pain.

Systematic whole-genome association studies, in comparison with the previous gold standard of linkage analysis, should provide substantially increased power and resolution for detection of complex disease susceptibility genes.

Systematic whole-genome or exome sequencing of prostate tumors has led to the identification of frequent somatic mutations in SPOP (Barbieri et al., 2012; Berger et al., 2011; Grasso et al., 2012; Kan et al., 2010).