Examples of using More systematic in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's getting more systematic.
That reaction could be caused by anything from a food ordrink you consumed to a bug bite(yikes) to something more systematic.
There is something more systematic at work.
With the advent of a more systematic study of geography, the Institute of British Geographers was formed in the 1933, by some Society fellows, as a sister body to the Society.
Our studies became more systematic.
Developed a more systematic eating and sleeping pattern.
Then I will resequence them to stitch in a more systematic way.
Or are there more systematic factors at work?
This dimension of design is broader and more systematic than ever;
This suggestion led to the more systematic development of Monte Carlo by Von Neumann, Metropolis, and others.
From now on, the Search Bloc is going to operate in a more systematic fashion.
In the 1980s, the U.S. Geological Survey began a more systematic study of the remaining glaciers, which continues to the present day.
That's a naive way to understanding what is a much deeper and more systematic social problem.
They are characterized by a more systematic and rational approach to the spiritual and see continuity between spiritual knowledge and everyday betterment of personal circumstances.
But how did you know to do that or what's a more systematic way of doing it.
Also, we ought to reach out in more systematic ways to the mass media to get our message of moderation and peaceful living to be heard louder and more often.
But with a population of 12 million, a more systematic approach was needed.
Unlike other approaches, it tries to see itself as a synthetic form of history not limited to the statement of so-called historical fact butwilling to analyse historical data in a more systematic manner.
Why do you think there isn't a more systematic investigation being undertaken?
Well, I don't blame individual soldiers for what I see as a much more systematic problem, but…”.
Banque SYZ adopts a more disciplined and more systematic approach, which is built around a rigorous decision-making process and delivers results superior to those achieved by more traditional management techniques, which all too often are dominated by subjective factors.
In various ways I have already called attention to the difference between the two periods-for our study of Spiritual Science is more systematic than people usually imagine.
Early excavations began during the 19th century while more systematic excavations were carried out at Erebuni in 1952, under the joint sponsorship of the Armenian Academy of Sciences' Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography and the Pushkin Museum's Board for the Preservation and Restoration of Architectural Monuments.
Yet the desire was, once more, to lead this human feeling upward to a higher life- to connect it with a higher life,only now in a more systematic, more intellectual and abstract way.
However, as public debt soared, many governments reduced innovation‑related expenditures,or undertook more systematic evaluation of existing policies, streamlining existing programmes and reducing overlapping policies.
The"quick tips" in this article are based on proven principals from the field of anxiety management and can be surprisingly effective,offering temporary relief to"tide you over" till you can seek out a more systematic attack on your anxiety.
These questions were a few of the first ones in the pilot phase of the Ignorance Project in Gapminder Foundation that we run, and it was started, this project, last year by my boss, and also my son, Ola Rosling.(Laughter) He's cofounder and director, and he wanted,Ola told me we have to be more systematic when we fight devastating ignorance.