Sentence examples for an formally from inspiring English sources

Typically, samples are collected in an (formally) undesigned way, spread over time and their measurements are included in routine measurement processes.

And Turing showed, roughly, that if a process has a formally specifiable character then it can be mechanized.

Some important concepts: A formation is a formally named and defined geologic unit with unique characteristics.

All planned statistical analyses were specified a priori in a formally developed Statistical Analysis Plan SAPP).

The view of Dignāga's work as an attempt to identify a formally valid syllogism raises two questions.

"Source Code" is a formally disciplined work — a triumph of movie syntax — made with rhythm and pace.

Is a formally designated "Anthropocene" a good idea?

As defined above, an interest group is usually a formally organized association that seeks to influence public policy.

"Of course Paul isn't a formally trained musician, but he's a natural, a primal musician," he wrote.

The lexical-constructional mismatch is a formally marked strategy for a pragmatically marked expression.

(a) Formally: The more likely a debtor will repay the money it borrows, the higher their credit rating is.