Sentence examples for systematically which from inspiring English sources

By extension, the meaning has become "to search for laboriously rather than systematically," which is not precisely what Powell meant.

First, we explore systematically which preferences, heuristics and decision processes are relevant for mobility-specific behavior, such as mode choice.

The interactions of 1 and 2 with several metal ions have been investigated systematically which show their strong binding affinity towards Hg2+ ion selectively.

Through research in the paper, a method for configuring the tensegrity structure is summarized systematically, which provides theoretical support for the configuration of more complex structures.

In this study, the alternating corrosion in air-foam flooding was investigated systematically, which would provide theoretical guidance for further research of air-foam corrosion.

As a remedy we propose to extend the search basis systematically, which will eventually recover the full solution space and the correct solution.

They were put into camps where they were systematically "screened", which is a euphemism for interrogation and torture.

The photophysical, electrochemical and thermal characters of the compounds were systematically investigated, which consistent well with the theoretical DFT calculations.

Comprehensive numerical results with high accuracy are systematically produced, which can be used as benchmark to evaluate other numerical methods.

Our media monitoring team at Cardiff University will be able to go beyond anecdotal observations about election coverage – and test claims of bias – to systematically reveal which issues, leaders and parties dominate the news agenda.

General Motors' chief executive, Rick Wagoner, said: "It's our strong conviction that the Japanese yen is systematically undervalued, which helps them maintain significant trade balance surpluses in our industry". Between them, GM and Ford lost $4.1bn in the first half of the year.