But in most cases, it is more difficult to systematize the hours of each day, than it is to secure some regular division of the week.
They divide the day into regular periods, and give each hour its duty; they systematize their work, and endeavor to bring every thing into a regular routine.
Some persons endeavor to systematizetheir pursuits by apportioning them to particular hours of each day.
Every young lady cansystematize her pursuits, to a certain extent.
It has been used before, as have most of the other forms of therapy, but in our day we are trying to systematize therapeutic modes so as to secure the greatest possible information with regard to their exact application.
This will illustrate the variety of usages which have to be dealt with in attempting to systematize this matter so as to get uniformity and may be regarded as illustrations of the principles enumerated.
It is evident that the special library has a whole field of methods yet to amplify, systematize and unify.
The Federation des Bourses du Travail was formed in 1892 to systematize and to unify the activities of the Bourses.
These three writers, Sorel, Lagardelle, and Berth, have tried to systematize the ideas of revolutionary syndicalism and to put them on a philosophical and sociological basis.
In my last article I considered the subjective synthesis of Comte, or in other words, his attempt to systematize human knowledge in relation to the moral life of man.
It is one thing to build theories, and quite a different thing to systematize demonstrated facts, through the recognition of co-ordinate relations, and underlying law.
Facts there are in abundance, but how far these facts are demonstrated, so as to constitute a basis of exact science, and how to classify and systematize them, the average intelligence does not know.
We can no more systematize God's word than we can systematize God Himself.
In order to systematize and facilitate the labors of the friends who shall engage in the work of circulating the Petitions, a Committee was appointed to devise and present some definite plan of action.
To systematizethought and give a precision and clearness in which our sex are so deficient, chiefly, I think, because they have so few inducements to test and classify what they receive.
It would be to legalize, to organize, to systematize injustice itself, for it would be proclaiming that there are men born to render, and others born to receive, gratuitous services.
The cameralists were educated in law and political economy and, while lacking practical contact with the woodswork, tried to sift and systematize the knowledge of the empiricists, and to secure for it a tangible basis.
His bent was to systematize the knowledge in existence and extend it by means of exact experiments.
We are not content till we can systematize and digest, whence our continual recourse to loose analogies and fanciful resemblances.
He must systematize the work to be done, and must acquire a system of automatic habits corresponding to the system of tasks.
Growth stopped for a season and the nineteenth century set itself to systematize and harmonize what it had received rather than to carry the development further.
Once more we must build rather than merely improve; we must create rather than merely order and systematize and logically reconcile details.
Some persons, endeavor to systematize their pursuits, by apportioning them to particular hours of each day.
But, in most cases, it is more difficult to systematize the hours of each day, than it is to secure some regular division of the week.
Immediately after her return to Washington, Mrs. Edson attempted to systematize her plan for a home and training school for nurses.
Moreover as a result of her mental and inner poise, she has the power to systematize the work of her home and so to get the best results in the shortest time.
Systematize the exercise in housework as far as possible and supplement it when needed by long walks and hill-climbing.
Learn so to systematize your concerns, that each day of the week shall have its appropriate work, and every domestic know, without being prompted, what she is to do on that day.
Needles and tacks adhere to and systematize relatively to a magnet, but, if some beans, too, be caught up, they are irreconcilables to this system and drop right out of it.
Although he himself never chose to overtlysystematize and categorize koans, his heirs did not hesitate to do so, creating the structure that is modern Rinzai Zen.
But the Assyrians had a pure strain of that Semitic blood which has done so much to systematize religions ancient and modern.
His work is to organize and systematize every step of the work in every department.
Yet the textbook is a valuable guide and enables anyone to present the subject logically and to systematizewhat is learned, if nothing more.
The studies here given serve to systematize the work and enable parents to see the logic of the plans.
