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If a category is not schematized, then it has no reference to perception.

In order for categories to refer to perceived, experienced objects, they must be schematized.

The most common cases can be schematized as follows:

Patterns of voice exchange are sometimes schematized using letters for melodic patterns.

The microcircuitry of the cerebellum is schematized in Figure 5.

For instance, the simplest of these three, the fight with Grendel, is schematized as follows:

This algorithm can be schematized as follows.

The roles of the sexes were not neatly schematized but were fluid, elastic, shifting.

The faces are all relatively symmetrical and posed frontally, their glances serious and schematized.

Subcategorization frames are sometimes schematized in the following manner:

The late pastoral scenes present a landscape that is simplified and schematized in terms of parallel bands of pure high color.

Lying around the room or schematized in drawings and tasseled cutouts, the shoes symbolize the artist's transition from girl to woman.

This insight generates a sevenfold classification of predications, which can be schematized as follows:

M.L. West schematized this subset of verses as:

The change can be schematized as follows (note that we are using terminology in which classes and metaclasses form disjoint sets)

Everything was neatly schematized, formalized, analyzed; this was my Sunday-best structuralism: crisp white shirt and shiny black shoes.

Drastically reduced in number, salmon are now created artificially, bred in hatcheries, barged down the river, schematized on computer models, all at enormous expense.

Forms are schematized, split apart, dislocated and rearranged into meshed patterns so that their references become veiled but their implications multiplied.

Ternary form, sometimes called song form, is a three-part musical form, usually schematized as A-B-A.

The originator of the problem of evil is often cited as the Greek philosopher Epicurus, and this argument may be schematized as follows:

At these frequencies, the behavior of the air excited by the loudspeaker can presumably be schematized with a piston motion, which exercises an almost uniform pressure on the membrane.

Goldsworthy schematizes the Kingdom of God as the expression of God's rule over God's people in God's place.

They schematized "salient themes" and matched them with scholars of "proven competence and thoughtfulness" and objectivity - rabbis, academicians and lay people.

A pensive mood unites the two countenances and we also see that Lichtenstein and van Gogh share a love of the robustly schematized, emblemmatic image.

Yet the doling out of family secrets in such measured, time-released doses makes for dramatic rhythms that feel overly schematized so that play offers no moments of real surprise.

"However, both Haddon and Rivers were to use the string trick to scientific ends and they are also credited as inventing a system of nomenclature that enabled them to be able to schematise the steps required and teach a variety of string tricks to European audiences.