Sentence examples for formal base from inspiring English sources

The president, in consultation with Congress, will establish a formal base realignment and closure commission later this year that will review the Pentagon list and develop its own recommendations, which must be finished by Sept. 8, 2005.

The Taliban opened an office in Qatar which was meant to be a formal base for meetings and was welcomed by Washington, but the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, shut down the process after Taliban spokesmen presented the villa as a de-facto embassy for a government-in-exile.

Indeed, they all embody Meier's description of his goals: "I am expanding and elaborating on what I consider to be the formal base of the Modern movement.…I work with volume and surface, I manipulate forms in light, changes in scale and view, movement and stasis".

For example, one might define aesthetic properties as those having an evaluative component, whose perception involves the perception of certain formal base properties, such as shape and color (De Clercq 2002).

Early work, such as that of Joos (1961), presents five possible styles of spoken English ranked in order of their linguistic formality – from 'intimate' (most informal) to 'frozen' (most formal) – based upon certain contextual and linguistic characteristics.

The final arrangements are purely formal, based on an intuitive sense of style, color, content and scale.

Bill Davenport is a ringleader here, touching on many formal bases in a still-life painting of vintage paperbacks, a plaster sculpture of a snowman and a child-size pink mitten emblazoned with the word "go".

We present a method for transforming a KADS conceptual model (informal) into an operational model (formal) based on high-level Petri nets.

They were all conceptual innovators, whose poetry tended to be abstract, introspective, formal, based on imagination.

To address this issue, this papers presents a semi-automated detailing mechanism, which is based on formal procedures based on graphs and graph transformations.

Second, more recently proposed definitions have been based only on expert opinion without a formal evidence base.