Sentence examples for classic formulation from inspiring English sources
The classic formulation is ex nihilo nihil fit — nothing comes from nothing.
His theory had its classic formulation and application in The Social Organisation of Australian Tribes (1931).
Zanchius gave Reformed orthodoxy its classic formulation of the doctrine of the perseverance of the elect.
To adapt the anthropologist Mary Douglas's classic formulation of dirt, litter is merely matter out of place.
Consider the classic formulation of a business as a value chain of economic activities that add value to a product.
That crutch is a legacy of the classic formulation of quantum mechanics, which divides the universe into "observers" who make measurements and particles that are measured.
The classic formulations of Gothic architecture and sculpture were achieved.
The classic formulations of postmodernism, by philosophers and theorists like Maurice Blanchot and Ihab Hassan, emphasize the way that contemporary language abuts silence.
Civil rights advocates are hard at work looking for ways to combine this holding with the classic formulations of Brown to promote a new generation of desegregation cases.
"What it's talking about is the nanny's professional performance," said Lawrence Savell, a lawyer with Chadbourne & Parke, "and one of the classic formulations of libel law is if it injures someone in their profession".
Analytical and numerical results reduce to those obtained by classic formulations in the cases of both horizontal and inclined shallow/non-shallow cables.
