Sentence examples for So reformulated from inspiring English sources

In this case it is clear that Water does not instantiate the (so reformulated) disjunctive template.

Moreover, when so reformulated, the theory may be extended readily to capture causal claims in contexts in which human manipulation is impossible.

Tom Kloza, senior oil analyst at the Oil Price Information Service, said the reopening of the Canadian refinery was "very important, since it is the most critical refinery in the Northeast because they make so much reformulated gasoline, the cleanest gasoline that is required in New Jersey and New York".

Yet only a third of the urban sample were injured, so we reformulated the forensic component as an appendix for ease of use, and tested it in the rural phase of data collection which followed [ 21].

The country's inventories of cleaner-burning, so-called reformulated, gasoline are distressingly low.

Even the first coat of rust-proofing has been reformulated so that it is one-hundredth as thick as — and thereby cheaper than — the coating on other cars.

Not surprisingly, place references are sometimes reformulated so as to indicate a misspeaking or in pursuit of recipient recognition.

In this short communication, the relevant system of equations is reformulated so that problems with flow can also be treated.

Recently, the objective of multichannel speech enhancement has been reformulated, so that noise reduction can be achieved without dereverberating speech.

Quine's regimented theory, then, is the sum total of our knowledge, the best that we have, reformulated so as to fit into the framework of first-order logic.

With the aid of the thermodynamically consistent projection operators, the existing elastic damage/degradation models can be reformulated so that the energy conservation is restored only with minor modifications.