Sentence examples for with codified from inspiring English sources

The things they made were loaded with codified meanings.

Sumption is one of the guardians of a distinctly British system that is held together less with codified rules than by an ethos.

First, such a structure is fortunately designed with codified rules leading to a large safety margin which means that failure is a small probability event.

In the 19th century there were notable experiments in India with codifying the common law.

These pieces represent two sides of Bach's character: one a passion for education, the other an obsession with codifying the styles and formats of his colleagues.

Tasked by President Obama with codifying the principle, the previous chairman of the F.C.C., Julius Genachowski, was cowed, leading to the present debacle.

After all, what is Elijah if not a testy superfan obsessed with codifying the sanctity of comics, just like today's many man-babies who take offense when anyone criticizes their fictional beloveds? .

The finding of stop codons along with codifying sequences suggests the emergence of quasispecies, the presence of a high rate of viral evolution and thus the existence of defective interfering particles/heteroclites.

The songs mostly hail from the 1920s and 1930s, an era before the phrase "jazz standard" came with such codified retro style.

Established in the nineteenth century and with rigid, codified rules specifying the hand-construction of the world's most expensive clothing, haute couture hangs heavy with its own legacy.

Moreover, the low cyclic fatigue life test results are compared with the codified S N curves through a transformation of displacement range into effective stress range.