Sentence examples for attempted to formalize from inspiring English sources

Has anyone attempted to formalize a detached Arabic before?

In 2014, Campus, founded by a twenty-three-year-old named Tom Currier, attempted to formalize the process.

He attempted to formalize the position of the Javanese regents, subordinating them to Dutch prefects and emphasizing their character as civil servants of a central government rather than as semi-independent local rulers.

The most enthusiastic proponent of this approach, the British biologist and logician Joseph Woodger (1894 1981), attempted to formalize the principles of biology to derive them by deduction from a limited number of basic axioms and primitive terms using the logical apparatus of the Principia Mathematica (1910 13) by Whitehead and Bertrand Russell (1872 1970).

Arguing that this was realized by Aristotle in Chapter 9 of De interpretatione, Łukasiewicz attempted to formalize Aristotle's position by introducing a third truth-value (neither true nor false) for future contingent propositions and giving three-valued truth-tables for truth-functional basic connectives.

The Code attempted to formalize Manchu shamanistic practices.

So attempts to formalize the reasoning needed in planning also created a need for nonmonotonic logics.

The first attempts to formalize methods of appointment and conditions of service were among the administrative innovations introduced in Prussia in the 18th century.

Yes, in my book I mention two major attempts to formalize detached Arabic: the first by Nasri Khattar's Unified Arabic and the second by Cecil Hourani and Mourad Boutros's Basic Arabic.

Russell's discovery of a hidden contradiction in Frege's attempt to formalize set theory, with the help of his simple comprehension scheme, caused some mathematicians to wonder how one could make sure that no other contradictions existed.

One of the earliest attempts to formalize nonmonotonic reasoning, Sandewall 1972, addresses the frame problem.