Sentence examples for formal standpoint from inspiring English sources

From a formal standpoint, though, she's as compelling as ever.

As it happens, Zemlinsky's string quartets are more convincing from a formal standpoint; the Second is by no means inferior to Schoenberg's early quartets, and the Schonberg Quartet recently recorded it splendidly (Koch Schwann 310 118; CD).

Thomae also remarks "the formal standpoint rids us of all metaphysical difficulties" (ibid. p. 184).

From the formal standpoint, the one is merely a syntactic variant of the other: just replace OB with □, PE with ◊, etc.

From a formal standpoint some of them can be shaped as well on the basis of the beta function, if we include the following relation originating from Legendre (61).

It is, from the formal standpoint of the discipline out of which it grew, often flawed.

Some studies approach the subject from the formal education standpoint, examining the problems encountered in the updating of knowledge, the number of human resources available and the distribution and proportion of resources according to the population.

From a conceptual standpoint, however, formal organization is best described as a type of organizational social structure, rather than a general or specific type of organization.

Notice that statistical discrimination is not per se objectionable from the standpoint of formal equality of opportunity, and this holds for the wider extensions of equal opportunity as well.

These texts yield a consistent notion of purgatory, however, only when viewed from the standpoint of the formal Roman Catholic doctrine, which was defined at the councils of Lyon (1274), Ferrara-Florence (1438 45), and Trent (1545 63) after a prolonged period of development by lay Christians and theologians.

He introduced many improvements in propositional logic, and became the first historian of logic to treat the subject's history from the standpoint of modern formal logic.