Sentence examples for attempt to reformulate from inspiring English sources

Green's influence on English philosophy was complemented by his social influence in part through his efforts to bring the universities into closer touch with practical and political affairs and in part through his attempt to reformulate political liberalism so that it laid more stress on the need for positive actions by the state than on the negative rights of the individual.

Another characteristic of contemporary doctrinal statements, such as those of the Roman Catholic Second Vatican Council (1962 64) and the Confession of 1967, declared by the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America (the forerunner to the contemporary Presbyterian Church [U.S.A.]), is the attempt to reformulate traditional beliefs in ways appropriate to modern circumstances.

While the usage of unbounded field operators makes Wightman's approach mathematically cumbersome, Algebraic Quantum Field Theory (AQFT arguably the most successful attempt to reformulate QFT axiomatically employs only bounded operators.

The present paper summarises an attempt to reformulate the Theory of Critical Distances to extend its use to those medium-cycle notch fatigue situations involving both constant and variable amplitude torsional load histories.

While her bio makes no mention of her battles with addiction and run-ins with the law, it does attempt to reformulate the reason behind the actress' notoriety.

The fully integrated CVS has yielded encouraging results that individual teachers or other medical schools who attempt to reformulate their curriculum may find valuable.

Singer has attempted to reformulate his position so that his theory of beneficence does not set an overly demanding standard.

To illustrate how the algorithm can be used to predict administration costs, consider current attempts to reformulate trastuzumab for subcutaneous delivery.

In this paper we have attempted to reformulate the three-nucleon (3N) bound state and have obtained a new expression for Faddeev integral equation.

As Barresi and Martin comment: "His faltering, but often successful attempts to reformulate traditional metaphysical issues empirically, embodies the birth pangs of a new approach" (Martin and Barresi, p. 51).

This issue of placing human capital choices within a lifetime framework would be further developed by Becker in his attempts to reformulate consumer theory by adjusting it to encompass the allocation of time and goods within the household ([1965]).