What I may term systematised as distinguished from crude animism persisted throughout the Middle Ages. ❋ Unknown (1969)
The key objectives of HBMPSLD include ensuring a long-term systematised leadership development in sports; initiating changes for a progressive and productive sport society under the 'Change Agents Program'; convening an elite group of sports leaders to help participants in the program benefit from their experiences; sharing insights about individual leadership styles and values; and helping Dubai Government to successfully implement the Dubai Strategic Plan ❋ Unknown (2009)
This murky and uninvolving biopic half hero-worships and half hates the late FBI Director systematised fingerprinting – yay! ❋ Unknown (2012)
Whereas in the “natural attitude” this happens without the agent's awareness (in the form of natural perception, non-scientific knowledge, and so on), in artistic practice the order, regularities, perspectives, and meaningful relationships are formalised, emphasised, systematised, and wilfully arranged. ❋ Deranty, Jean-Philippe (2009)
However, in Japan, the way of arranging flowers and plants has been carefully systematised and this is called ‘Kado’. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Aesthetics is the study of affect itself and the sensations which produce it, of how these relate, how those relationships are systematised into a value-system, how that value-system shapes our responses. ❋ Hal Duncan (2007)
Sight, in contrast, is a systematised sense which uses a very small set of symbols for colour (red, yellow, blue, light intensity, depth of saturation) and a co-ordinate system (up-down, left-right) to construct a spatial model. ❋ Hal Duncan (2007)
This was systematised by the servile rulers known in history as the ❋ Unknown (2006)
Could it do so even where it had to map a casual conversational message (the "Judgement") accurately to an information-rich data-structure (the "Image", or the expanded I-Ching itself, in essence, as systematised wisdom) that modeled the particularities of the context in enough detail to disambiguate those cases where one statement has two entirely different responses in entirely different contexts? ❋ Hal Duncan (2006)
To give an analogy, in Northern Ireland you have a dominant Protestant culture and a marginalised Catholic culture, a state of political inequity which has had centuries to become systematised. ❋ Hal Duncan (2006)
As the World Bank economist David Ellerman has written, ‘Just as the systematised innovation of the modern scientific research laboratory represented a major advance over the garage laboratory, so the institutionalisation of entrepreneurship in the Empresarial Division of the CLP represented a quantum leap over the isolated and unorganised small business entrepreneurs of the capitalist world’. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Rather than reject scholastic school philosophy outright, as Thomasius had done, he modernized and systematised it (and philosophy as a whole). ❋ Sassen, Brigitte (2007)
There is killing enough, certainly, to satiate an unused eye; and there are steaming carcasses enough, to suggest the expediency of a fowl and salad for dinner; but, everywhere, there is an orderly, clean, well-systematised routine of work in progress — horrible work at the best, if you please; but, so much the greater reason why it should be made the best of. ❋ Unknown (2007)
On the other hand penalties of multilation were extended and systematised. ❋ Unknown (2007)
But the modern Utopians, having systematised their sociology, will have given some attention to the psychology of minor officials, a matter altogether too much neglected by the social reformer on earth. ❋ Herbert George (2006)
And the systematised sensuality of a class of rich men! ❋ Unknown (2006)
So far its math has systematised and connected theories while being consistent with older results. ❋ Unknown (2006)
