Sentence examples similar to systematized papers from inspiring English sources

The Interior Department was reformed by Secretary Robert McClelland, who systematized its operations, expanded the use of paper records, and pursued fraud.

In an attempt to systematically tackle disparate domains and build high-throughput functions, the paper contributes with a semantically-enabled approach systematized and engineered by ontologies.

However, as ADH argue in both their 2010 and their 2014 papers, "by systematizing the process of estimating the counterfactual of interest, the synthetic control method enables researchers to conduct a wide array of falsification exercises" or "placebo studies" that can be used for inference.

His successor, Origen, systematized these hermeneutical principles.

The industrial age systematized our access to things.

Equivalences and differences between already existing formulations are systematized.

Toxicology was first systematized by the Spanish physician Matthieu Orfila (1787 1853).

Two new histories show how the unimaginable was systematized.

The schools of Tang were well organized and systematized.

The state has also systematized the inspection process.

"If something worked, we then systematized it," Mr. Barney said.