No variable in the set can be a descendant of the exposure or outcome [ 1]. (See [ 28] for a more recent formalization).
Harrison finds it surprising that "such extensive mathematical developments are used simply to verify that a floating point tangent function satisfies a certain error bound" and, from this remark, one would expect there are other industrial applications that will demand more extensive formalizations.
"We see this agreement as nothing more than a formalization of a process that was already in place," said Harrison J. Edwards, the village attorney.
The titles that the see of Rome gradually assumed and the claims of primacy that it made within the life and governance of the church were, in many ways, little more than the formalization of what had become widely accepted practice.
Gold's paradigm looks a lot more like a formalization of so-called 'rationalism'rationalism
The definition of the strategy behind this intuition, however, requires some more discussion and formalization.
We think that the capacity to adapt, or adaptability of Smart Business Networks, requires more attention and formalization in the managerial discourse since we consider that it is one core capability of SBN to be considered "Smart".
The study also disapproves scholars who prescribe only to the emergent strategy management processes and brings to the fore the need for more emphasis on formalization of reactive models that address the reactive mode of strategic management in strategic management literature and in practice.
To be more precise, our formalization is based on the concrete framework of constraint maintainers, proposed by Meertens, and later used by Stevens to formalize the OMG Object Management Groupp) standard bidirectional transformation language QVT-R (Query/View/Transformation - Relations).
Recently, ontologies have been developed to more generically address formalizations of unit representation and integration.
