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Meanings of systematisation in English
Catalan
sistematització Spanish
racionalización Systematic organization; the act of organizing something according to a system or a rationale.
Synonyms
Examples for "rationalisation"
Examples for "rationalisation"
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The Government has already announced a number of State agency rationalisation measures.
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Substantive talks on a rationalisation programme at the Irish Times begin today.
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A source at its IFSC operation dismissed any hint of rationalisation here.
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There is simply no rationalisation or excuse for making bomb threats.
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He said on Monday that the rationalisation plan for 1MDB was on track.
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The control group used more identification and rationalization, classified as immature defenses.
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This interpretation allows for the successful rationalization of the existing experimental data.
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The tendency of the Greeks in classical times was all towards rationalization.
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No amount of rationalization about the greater good would totally salve her conscience.
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Defensiveness and rationalization give way to learning and truth and growth.
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But there can be no doubt as to his marvelous power of systematization.
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My object here is simply to project the draught of a systematization of cetology.
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It will take a precise hit at exactly ninety degrees to reach the reactor systematization.
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Moreover, systematization is never so complete that it effaces all the earlier state of things.
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Their controlled examination and systematization makes them science.
Usage of systematisation in English
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We meet here again with the important opposition of systematisation and evolution.
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And again 'self' is not the only possible centre for the systematisation of conduct.
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But the systematisation can never be complete.
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The four-class are therefore simply a systematisation of the terms of kinship in use under the two-phratry system.
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That was when systematisation entered English football's mainstream, when individuality yielded to the notion of a wider structure.
Systematisation through the time