Sentence examples for a reformulation of from inspiring English sources

A reformulation of an existing product, with beetroot extract added.

They are so great that they demand a reformulation of policy.

Ideas he derived from Neo-Daoism led him to a reformulation of Confucianism.

A reformulation of Pascal's wager became a dialogue between the seventeenth-­century philosopher and a mugger from another dimension.

The institutional developments leading to restructuring were accompanied by a reformulation of the doctrine of the church.

This book was a reformulation of the continental drift theory advanced by the German meteorologist Alfred Wegener.

In the LRB essay, playfully entitled "What Henry Knew", Wood cites a reformulation of the art/knowledge question by Peter de Bolla in his book Art Matters.

Their Classicism was to be an integration of individualism into a higher form and a reformulation of Herder's concept of Humanität.

This, along with a reformulation of the tires to increase wear, has turned each race into a guessing game as far as tactics are concerned.

This is a reformulation of [11], p.40, Exercise 5. □.

which is only a reformulation of the limit relation (3.8).