Sentence examples for a formal perspective from inspiring English sources

From a formal perspective, there are performance evaluations at 30 days, 90 days, six months and annually for new employees.

Though this approach is not questionable from a formal perspective, it is, however, lacking from a clinician's point of view.

One way or the other, from a formal perspective the incompatibility with Ascent may be viewed as an unpleasant consequence of (P.15i), and a reason to go for weaker theories.

Essence can be considered in itself, without actuality, and yet it seems more difficult to conceive of it without its own being, since, from a formal perspective, essence is always its being, and the relation of participation in divine essence that constitutes every essence is eternal and indestructible.

From a formal perspective, the GAMAB principle and the MEM principle clearly define the safety requirements in the form of the risk acceptance thresholds, which is represented by the "existing similar system" and "minimum national population natural mortality" and have a strong universality and objectivity.

To address having a successful change process, this article analyzes and explicitly represents different scenarios of how a system model is changed from a formal perspective, i.e., how a system model should be changed, and how model elements should be added, deleted or modified in response to design changes.

But the center of his critical wrath and derision was reserved for a filmmaker whose work, from a technical and formal perspective, he admired: D. W. Griffith.

From a formal justice perspective, I employ Rawls's liberal principle of legitimacy and Sen's capabilities approach.

In general, we also tried to stay away from using the word 'gel', since from a formal rheological perspective, the only way to actually confirm that we are dealing with a classical gel would be though measurement of the material's dynamic loss modulus, which would require the material to be prepared in bulk quantities and subject to dynamic mechanical testing.

In conclusion, the formal perspective on social procedures and intelligent interaction, which emphasizes algorithms and information, has produced a wide variety of important insights.

On the one hand, one finds that the Mīmāṁsā thinker, Kumārila Bhaṭṭa (c. early 7th century CE), adopted, without special comment, the formal perspective.