Sentence examples for complete reformulation from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the mid-1970s, petrefinersefiners in the United States and then around the world were required to develop techniques for manufacturing high-quality gasoline without employing lead additives, and beginning in the 1990s they were required to take on substantial investments in the complete reformulation of transportation fuels in order to minimize environmental emissions.

The new proposal consists of a complete reformulation and extension of the previously cited energy based fatigue strength criteria.

The equivalence between Peters' connectives and Karttunen's model paved the way for a more complete reformulation of the Karttunen model in Karttunen and Peters (1977 19799), where certain types of presupposition (which Karttunen and Peters regard as conventional implicatures rather than presuppositions) are treated in a compositional grammar fragment.

After that, Izgec and Kabir (2009) presented a complete reformulation of the Hall plot analysis by updating the pressure at the average influence radius after each computing time step and studied the difference between the Hall plot and the derivative of the Hall slope, under the condition of both transient and pseudo-steady states.

The prototype in Bonner's hand is one of many that will fail a series of tests for safety, stability, and customer satisfaction before the reformulation is complete.

"By the time the reformulation study is completed, my house will be out to sea," he said, noting his family has spent more than $100,000 to twice move the house farther leeward.

Unwilling to relinquish the terrain of self-fashioning and self-realisation, however, which Kant depoliticises but retains in his doctrine of virtue, post-Kantian perfectionists like Schiller, Fichte, or Bauer seek a reformulation rather than a complete repudiation of perfectionist ethics, one that would be compatible with modern republican forms of life.

However, vaccine development faces a number of challenges, such as overcoming the limited effectiveness of a number of vaccines, the need for frequent vaccine reformulation, as well as a complete lack of vaccines for some diseases.

However, some aspects needed improvement for the next edition, such as the reformulation of a theoretical teaching model, complete restructuring of the transversal module and the translation/adaptation of course material into Portuguese.

A nearly completed study for the project, known as the reformulation project, was not funded in President Bush's proposed 2006 budget.

49 Complete elimination in countries such as Denmark, however, shows that continued reformulation is technically feasible.