systematic

Word family (noun) system systematization (adjective) systematic (verb) systematize (adverb) systematically

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishsystematicsys‧te‧mat‧ic /ˌsɪstəˈmætɪk◂/ adjective ORGANIZEorganized carefully and done thoroughlya systematic approach/way/method a systematic approach to solving the problem a systematic way of organizing your work► see thesaurus at careful —systematically /-kli/ adverbExamples from the Corpussystematic• Analysis of the data should have been more systematic.• We do not need to envisage systematic and conspiratorial marketing plans here.• A systematic approach is needed for proper diagnosis.• Widespread and systematic crime occurs in normal, everyday situations.• Ex-prisoners talked of systematic cruelty within the jail.• the systematic destruction of the country's education system• Jeffries' subject was the systematic effort by the white power structure to keep black people down.• The pragmatist's solution to many of the problems of philosophy is simply that of not providing any systematic solution at all.• And so began the systematic stripping away of what little autonomy Mama had left.• Educational technology is therefore offered as almost a synonym for systematic thinking in education.• Again the same point emerges: high social standing and systematic training did not mix.a systematic approach/way/method• Eventually I decided that what was needed was a little organisation - a systematic approach to make my busy life a little less fraught.• The first step is to establish that linkage between nutrition factors and health status in a systematic way.• The object of job evaluation is to provide a systematic approach to defining the relative worth of different jobs.• There is also the problem that the researcher's observations can be subjective and are difficult to record in a systematic way.• Therefore, one must adopt a systematic approach to acid-base diagnosis, as emphasized earlier in this chapter.• Solomonoff and Kolmogorov independently invented a systematic way of measuring complexity.• To see how this works we first need a systematic way of numbering Turing machines.• But it is all of them working together in a systematic way that produces the dramatic results companies really want.

单词	systematic
释义	systematic Word family (noun) system systematization (adjective) systematic (verb) systematize (adverb) systematically From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishsystematicsys‧te‧mat‧ic /ˌsɪstəˈmætɪk◂/ ●○○ adjective ORGANIZEorganized carefully and done thoroughlya systematic approach/way/method a systematic approach to solving the problem a systematic way of organizing your work► see thesaurus at careful —systematically /-kli/ adverbExamples from the Corpussystematic• Analysis of the data should have been more systematic.• We do not need to envisage systematic and conspiratorial marketing plans here.• A systematic approach is needed for proper diagnosis.• Widespread and systematic crime occurs in normal, everyday situations.• Ex-prisoners talked of systematic cruelty within the jail.• the systematic destruction of the country's education system• Jeffries' subject was the systematic effort by the white power structure to keep black people down.• The pragmatist's solution to many of the problems of philosophy is simply that of not providing any systematic solution at all.• And so began the systematic stripping away of what little autonomy Mama had left.• Educational technology is therefore offered as almost a synonym for systematic thinking in education.• Again the same point emerges: high social standing and systematic training did not mix.a systematic approach/way/method• Eventually I decided that what was needed was a little organisation - a systematic approach to make my busy life a little less fraught.• The first step is to establish that linkage between nutrition factors and health status in a systematic way.• The object of job evaluation is to provide a systematic approach to defining the relative worth of different jobs.• There is also the problem that the researcher's observations can be subjective and are difficult to record in a systematic way.• Therefore, one must adopt a systematic approach to acid-base diagnosis, as emphasized earlier in this chapter.• Solomonoff and Kolmogorov independently invented a systematic way of measuring complexity.• To see how this works we first need a systematic way of numbering Turing machines.• But it is all of them working together in a systematic way that produces the dramatic results companies really want.
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