Sentence examples for systematically arranging from inspiring English sources

Classification is described as a passive construct systematically arranging similar entities with established criteria or differing characteristics[ 1, 2].

Unlike World Book, Compton's, and the Britannica Junior Encyclopædia, the Oxford Junior Encyclopaedia (intended for children of age 11 upward) was systematically arranged.

Wild organized the London underworld and systematically arranged to have goods stolen so that he could sell them back to the original owners.

It is a systematically arranged collection of theorems, many invented by the author, who used his own proofs to work out general solutions.

Naudé's concept of a scholarly library, systematically arranged, displaying the whole of recorded knowledge and open to all scholars, took root.

Among its features were the divan (dīwān)—the collection of one poet's output in a systematically arranged volume and several types of anthologies.

All the city walls, important city gates, main avenues and streets, religious buildings, and daily shopping markets were systematically arranged in relation to this central axis.

The activities can be systematically arranged to gradually eliminate unfeasible conceptual product variants.

On both flat and systematically arranged pyramidal surfaces, spreading is an exponential function of the maximum depth of absorption.

The element of the specific business process is systematically arranged into scenarios, scenes, and elementary processes that can be formalized by process algebra.

FIA plots are systematically arranged to provide spatially unbiased estimates of forest biomass over an area, follow well-documented measurement protocols, and are quality controlled.