Sentence examples for Formalized procedure from inspiring English sources

This chapter proposes a formalized procedure for blast resistant design.

Scholastic disputation, the formalized procedure of debate in the medieval university, is one of the hallmarks of intellectual life in premodern Europe.

We get them from the copyists and then have no public memory officially established in public letters". As Cicero found out, there was no formalized procedure for filing each law in a stable archive, though it appears that Roman magistrates called aediles were supposed to maintain a record of plebiscites.

Science is a formalized procedure for making sense of the world by studying its material properties, perceived through the awareness of the senses, albeit senses heightened by modern marvels such as the electron microscope, the Hubble Space Telescope or the Chandra X-Ray Observatory.

The apparently random nature of its corrections -- which seem to come only when it's too blatant to ignore (mistaking an April Fool's story as actual news), or when a lawsuit is filed or threatened (Clark Jones, anyone?) -- and the apparent lack of any formalized procedure for handling them is yet more evidence that WND should not be taken seriously as anything except a propaganda mill.

The formalized procedure for guideline development is described in detail at the NBHW website [ 42].

However, as the facilities used in the current study did not have formalized procedures for responding to depression some measures were needed for assessing helping behaviours.

It also recommended instituting a broad "safety management system" already used by much of the maritime industry that would formalize procedures for all aspects of the operation.

"As the D.O.T. statistics demonstrate, airlines already have made many service improvements, and many of the regulations formalize procedures already in place" to address issues like tarmac strandings, said Nicholas E. Calio, president of the Air Transport Association.

In these cases, the absorptive capacity depends on R&D efforts but it is also important to formalize procedures and instruments in order to favor communication with other organizations that use a different language and have a diverse culture.

Third, as previous studies have shown, larger PSFs are more specialized, decentralized, and apply hierarchical decision-making, and are more likely to formalize procedures such as operating rules and personnel regulations (Brown et al. 1996; Graubner 2006; Greenwood et al. 1993; Greenwood and Empson 2003; Greenwood et al. 2010).