Sentence examples for by reformulating the notion from inspiring English sources

Burley tries to meet this difficulty by reformulating the notion of a quantified thing (quantum).

Alyngton tries to meet this difficulty by reformulating the notion of quantified-thing (quantum), and by proposing a method for deducing the seven species of quantity from the highest genus (a sort of sufficientia quantitatum).

Watkins went on to reinforce this impression by reformulating the thesis as the claim that the "ultimate constituents of the social world are individual people" (1957, 105).

When I asked Anwar about this, he said that such resistance could be managed by reformulating the quotas rather than abolishing them.

Non-dimensionalized parameters are identified by reformulating the fully-coupled governing equations and boundary conditions.

The company updated the recipe of its 25+ year-old Chicken Tender product line by reformulating the breading and spice mixture while updating the shape.

Meanwhile it has been possible to significantly increase anti-nicotine antibody levels and decrease the incidence of flu-like symptoms by reformulating the vaccine (P. Müller, unpublished results).

This is achieved by reformulating the model invalidation and parameter estimation tasks in terms of a nonlinear feasibility problem.

As Walsham notes [ 33], Giddens thus deeply reformulated the notions of structure and agency, emphasizing that "action, which has strongly routinized aspects, is both conditioned by existing cultural structures and also creates and recreates those structures through the enactment process".

Hard-line proponents of this movement seek to unify the many scattered territories of the law by reformulating legal concepts in the language and equations of the marketplace.

Burberry also has plans to reintroduce its Thomas Burberry brand, which was shelved by Ms. Bravo several years ago when she was reformulating the Burberry image.