Sentence examples for the systematizing from inspiring English sources

One branch took the systematizing principle radically further by placing rhythms and dynamics as well as pitches into predetermined series; hence the term serialism.

The present chemical symbols express the systematizing of chemistry by the atomic theory of matter.

This is part of the systematizing and reductive enterprise of the entire Ethics, for which the ultimate goal is to explain freedom and "blessedness" [beatitudo] as the knowledge of God.

The survey, before being a measurement as detailed and accurate as possible, must be a critical reading that, in the historical built as in the contemporary one, lets us recognize their design processes and formal intentions just through the analysis and understanding of the systematizing of the elements, in order to train aware designers.

While this is achieved through the systematized monitoring mechanism that has been instrumental in following, for example, the number of ART procedures provided per year, no information was available regarding the quality of these procedures over time.

Similarly, Gruman's patient engagement behavioral framework [ 34] has the value of systematizing the different components of the engagement experience.

As Obama was sworn in for his second term, his counterterrorism team was finishing up the task of systematizing the kill list, including developing rules for when U.S. citizens could be targeted.

The S.E.A. systematizes the existence of acoustic and mechanical coupling in mechanical complexes.

The strategies systematize the assessment of impurities for genotoxic potential, addressing both actual and potential impurities.

Alcuin introduced the methods of English learning into the Frankish schools, systematized the curriculum, raised the standards of scholarship, and encouraged the study of liberal arts for the better understanding of spiritual doctrine.

Those theologians became known as the Six Gosvamins of Vrindavan and were responsible for systematizing the beliefs and practices of the group.