Sentence examples for which was systematically from inspiring English sources

Romero explained how hard it was for him to work with bishops who acted in compliance with the Salvadoran military regime, which was systematically targeting his clergymen.

The key parameter for defining the final material composition is the intersection distance of the flames, which was systematically varied.

Further action arose in the United Kingdom out of social concern about poverty, which was systematically investigated both in London and in York.

A novel visible light response BiO2−x photocatalyst was developed via a facile hydrothermal method, which was systematically characterized by multiple techniques.

When the castle, which was systematically dynamited by the Nazis, was rebuilt along with other monuments after the Second World War, Bellotto's painted images played a central role in the reconstruction of Warsaw's historic city center.

Aerial photography, which was systematically used to image the United States beginning in the 1930s, can be used to identify types of treatments, measure areal coverage, estimate longevity, and help plan locations for new experiments.

This is in contrast to the Tory-led Westminster Government which is systematically dismantling the Welsh economy.

Furthermore they distinguished between 'single mission structures' and structures which are systematically rebuilt after failure.

Complexity is analysed in terms of five design dimensions which were systematically varied according to a macro experimental design.

Nor is it only the two economic super-powers which are systematically resistant to the kind of subordination of national self-interest necessary for concerted and radical action to curb greenhouse gas emissions.

He suggests that conditions which are systematically implemented within many of our institutions (hierarchical relationships, rigid social roles, the legitimisation of violence, uniformity, anonymity) have a dehumanising effect on both perpetrators and their victims.