Sentence examples for are formally represented from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the British, with a senior diplomat who had already served four years here, are formally represented by Brazil, the Germans by Japan.

While two of the KIPP schools are formally represented by the teachers' union, neither school has its own union contract, although one is subject to the city's contract under a quirk of state law.

In the geometrical model, the tolerances, which specify the requirements for the proper functioning of mechanical systems, are formally represented.

To do this we will recall that Turing machines are formally represented as a collection of 4-tuples.

Mathematically, scale-free networks are formally represented as given in Eq. 1 using the main parameter as shown in Eq. 2.

Since infinite computations are formally represented by models of the linear time logic LTL, while non-determinism modelled by branching time is an inherent feature of many computer science applications, both LTL and the computation tree logics CTL and CTL* have been very important for specification and verification of concurrent and reactive systems.

The Senate could have become a place where the regions were formally represented and could settle their differences, akin to Germany's Bundesrat.

This analysis is formally represented below.

Thus, the switching rule is formally represented by a graph (or finite automaton).

This problem can be formally represented as the following nonlinear integer programming problem.

The posterior is formally represented as the product of a reference density and a linear combination of polynomial basis functions.