Sentence examples for by formalising from inspiring English sources

We illustrate by formalising argument based logic programming with defeasible priorities in the extended theory.

The veto would be introduced by formalising the so called "Luxembourg compromise", which dates back to 1966.

"For the staff and community, what was important was stability, and by formalising the partnership, federation gave us that," Shipman says.

It may be tempting for departments to deny the existence of workplace politics or assume that by formalising procedures its impact is reduced, but it can be highly damaging if ignored.

Young offenders will be able to confess to minor offences without a conviction following them around the rest of their lives, as New South Wales police close a catch-22 in the system by formalising a program of official cautions.

From a philosophical point of view, the real novelty contained in the present paper is that eventually all the different pieces of theoretical work we have done over the last 15 years by investigating different aspects of the uniaxial/multiaxial fatigue issue are consistently brought together by formalising a design methodology of general validity.

In the second millennium, part of the difficulty of defining sainthood was resolved by centralising and formalising the procedures whereby saints are certified.

Following its general election victory in 1948, the National Party, led by Daniel Malan, formalised this racism under a government policy called apartheid.

A perennial complaint of the medical apprentice-in-training is that there are too few structured teaching activities within the busy world of postgraduate work [ 3], a concern which many institutions have addressed by developing formalised continuing education initiatives reminiscent of medical school courses [ 4- 6].

We therefore have a Bayesian Attribution – Self-Representation (BASR) model, formalising the attribution theory suggested by Bentall (2003).

Norms and rules can be formalised by being carried out by an organisation, either from civil society or by the state.