In the UK, bankruptcy is limited to individuals, but in the US it is applied more broadly to formal insolvency proceedings.
We think of education very broadly, including formal education (K-graduate and postdoctoral study) and informal education (efforts to promote public understanding of science and research outside the traditional educational environment).
Broadly speaking, formal economic models may be classified as stochastic or deterministic and as discrete or continuous.
I said that I would explore more broadly, but the formal prediction would be for three hours beginning at 17:00, half an hour before the explosion.
So Mrs. Finken asked Julia to find a photograph, and she returned carrying one of Colonel Finken smiling broadly, handsome in his formal dress uniform.
A pattern of interruption or disorganization of thought processes is broadly referred to as formal thought disorder, and might be described more specifically as thought blocking, fusion, loosening of associations, tangential thinking, derailment of thought, or knight's move thinking.
Broadly identified as non-formal private centers, these institutions operated beyond the scope of educational authorities, following only fiscal and sanitary and hygienic norms (Arakaki et al. 1986; Martin et al. 1977).
It is important, therefore, that they go beyond their formal job definition, functioning broadly enough so that they deal explicitly with the full scope of their real responsibilities.
This article identifies a variety of motivations for IP models; introduces various formal models that are broadly in this area; and discusses some open problems for these frameworks.
3 In legal-anthropological approaches, the subak is no longer reduced to its formal properties, but more broadly analyzed in relation to actual behavior of actors in interaction settings where subak, government agencies and development programmes meet.
