Sentence examples for systematically glimpse from inspiring English sources

Informational masking also obscures the target signal but in addition has a fluctuating structure that in some circumstances may distract the listener but in others may allow the listener to systematically glimpse parts of the signal.

Securing the exclusive right to excavate the site, he began digging in 1877 and continued working there intermittently until 1901, systematically excavating the entire area and offering the modern world its first glimpse of Sumerian culture.

There was also a glimpse of the future of how the genomics approach might be applied more systematically to infectious diseases from Ulf Nehrbass (Institute Pasteur, Seoul, Korea).

Having glimpsed the potential problems at the concrete clinical levels, we will now look more systematically at the theoretical assumptions that seem implicit in the (overtly atheoretical) psychiatric literature on interviewing.

For a glimpse of just how drastic it would be, we can look to Texas, where state legislators have been systematically defunding and handicapping Planned Parenthood for years.

Make it "glimpsed" or "caught a glimpse".

This isn't a glimpse.

It is a limited glimpse.

It's just a glimpse.

"It's systematically silenced.

"No, not systematically.