Sentence examples for systematically oriented from inspiring English sources

As early as 1896, Carlson notes, emerging giant General Electric chose to contract with Edison's more systematically oriented competitor Elihu Thompson to attempt to manufacture x-ray tubes.

Its final, fragmentary and 'ruined' status has come to stand not simply as the sign of a failure of completion, but as a paradigm of a form of constitutive incompletion that is characteristic of all systematically oriented knowledge under the conditions of modernity.

Comparison of bony pieces requires that they are oriented systematically to ensure that homologous regions are compared.

Behavior of the treatment infants was systematically evaluated, and individualized developmentally oriented care plans were implemented to enhance stability.

During these years when the HCS was shifted southwards, the solar quadrupole moment was found to be systematically non-zero and oppositely oriented with respect to the dipole moment.

Ag and Mg segregation to T1 interfaces was systematically observed when the plates were oriented perpendicular to the probing direction.

The magnetic properties and recording performance of highly oriented (HOR) longitudinal media are systematically studied via micromagnetic simulation.

Building on user innovation theory we argue that demand oriented RTI Foresight needs to systematically integrate voices and hypotheses from the fringes of the innovation system.

In this study, we systematically investigate aspects related to yield from metal-free horizontally oriented SWCNTs nucleated from pristine C60 fullerenes and exohedrally functionalized C60F18 fullerenes.

However, Monk et al. [ 39] introduced a note of caution stating that the challenge for research in this field is to "systematically address hedonic (non-utalitarian) requirements and combine them with goal oriented requirements".

In what follows, we will systematically take to be a so-called Jordan domain, that is, a bounded oriented connected open subset of, the boundary of which is a compact topological surface.