Sentence examples for first formulation of from inspiring English sources

Called "Fragment of an Analysis of a Case of Hysteria," written in 1905, it was Freud's first formulation of the concept of transference.

The sharp increase in understanding of biological processes that has occurred since the mid-20th century has stimulated philosophical interest in biology to an extent unprecedented since the first formulation of evolutionary theory in the 1850s.

Mr Obama's first formulation of this position was indeed rash: before the primaries, his willingness to meet with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad "without preconditions" sounded like a willingness to jet off to see the Iranian leader quickly, for talking's own sake.

This paper contains his first formulation of the distinction between sense (Sinn) and reference (Bedeutung).

In the first formulation of the measurement problem, nothing prevents us from including in the apparatus all sources of decoherence.

By Leśniewski's own later and very exacting standards, this first formulation of Mereology is methodologically imperfect, because it intersperses axioms and definitions.

Albert was part of a general scientific trend which sought the first formulations of the principles of dynamics.

The first formulations of the problem of scheduling for efficient access to a shared channel, which we are aware of, appeared in [1, 2].

In his middle period, inaugurated by the first formulations of the idea of "the place of absolute nothingness" in From That Which Acts to That Which Sees, Nishida's thought was characterized by a shift from his earlier voluntarism to a kind of intuitionism of pure seeing without a seer (see NKZ IV, 3 6).

Cournot's models of duopoly and Oligopoly also represent one of the first formulations of non-cooperative games.

The dose of dihydroartemisinin in the first formulations of the dihydroartemisinin-piperaquine combination was <2 mg/kg (it is now 2.5 mg/kg, which may still be too low) (10).