Sentence examples for systematized practice from inspiring English sources

6 Previous studies have shown that the elderly present better cognitive performance after periods of systematized practice of physical exercise.

On the one hand, they systematized the practice of tribute gathering from Mughal territories, under the heads of sardeshmukhi and cauth (the two terms corresponding to the proportion of revenue collected).

In "Light on Yoga," Iyengar describes yoga as a "timeless pragmatic science evolved over thousands of years dealing with the physical, moral, mental and spiritual well-being of man as a whole," and calls Patanjali's "Yoga Sutras" the "first book to systematize this practice".

His book Gradus ad Parnassum (1725; Steps to Parnassus) attempted to systematize contrapuntal practices.

If there is a difference from inference as that doxastic practice was systematized by Indian philosophers, it is perhaps that arthāpatti will not as readily admit of formalization; this represents, then, something more like inference to the best explanation the presumption or "positing" (kalpanā) of something without which some explanandum would not make sense.

According to Hanna biographer Croly, "Mr. Hanna merely systematized and developed a practice which was rooted deep in contemporary American political soil, and which was sanctioned both by custom and, as he believed, by necessity".

Such practices were systematized supposedly around the start of the Taika-era reforms in 645.

But in recent years the practice has been refined and systematized.

The variety of bone grafts that have been implemented in clinical practice and in various studies should be systematized.

A research was commissioned in order to identify what characterized these practices and to establish whether they could be systematized.

When AETMIS observed that some of its projects had relied on innovative practices in knowledge production and dissemination, it commissioned a research in order to identify what characterized these practices and to establish whether they could be systematized.