Officials at Tazo reformulated the teas so that they would not seem watered down when mixed with ice and served cold.
In these cases repairing a place reference can target a source of trouble associated with implementing the action of a turn at talk, and thus reformulating place can serve as a practical resource for accomplishing a range of interactional tasks.
According to Benjamin, Winnicott resolves the Hegelian and Freudian dilemma (Benjamin 1988, 38), the solitary egoism of the fight to the death, by reformulating the problem of recognition at the level of fantasy and distinguishing between internal and external worlds.
But at a recent meeting of the Responsibility Deal Food Network, in which firms and the DH discuss pledges, some producers voiced fears that reformulating their products could put them at a commercial disadvantage.
Some farmers sought an edge by reformulating pigs' diets and reducing the weight at which they sent the animals to the packer.
We find that by reformulating the high-order problem, we can compute more accurate solutions at a fraction of the cost.
At the Museum of Drug Policy, art and activism combined to make a powerful case for reformulating the old "Just Say No" ads.
At the same time, Mr. Lafley has been building up Procter's hair care business by introducing new brands, reformulating old ones and buying Clairol.
But the idea of reformulating detergent so that all types of clothes can be washed in cold water is relatively new, at least in North America and Europe.
They are also reformulating pills with added ingredients.
