There is a marvellous photograph, Scierie: Planks of Wood (1931), that is arranged around a single formal template set up by the parted legs of the workmen.
This paper presents an extension of sCE: a formal template that describes the relations between support objectives, behavior change theory, design specifications and evaluation outcomes, called situated Design Rationale (sDR) and the method to get this.
To support the approach, there is a formal language of templates, which captures patterns of formal development and enables an approach to proof with templates.
The point is not that Ms. Soares should or should not be producing memorials, but that she works with formal and conceptual templates that are readily adaptable to any number of public themes.
Despite this inverse relationship, language generation has traditionally received less attention from computational linguists than language understanding, because if the content to be verbalized is available in an unambiguous, formal representation, standard output templates can often be used for generation, at least in sufficiently narrow domains.
16 Templates are formal tools which enable care to be undertaken systematically and which open up scope for manipulating, aggregating, transporting and sharing data.
As part of this dataset, we will ask staff to "talk us through" particular tasks and procedures and show us how (if at all) they draw on formal artefacts such as templates or protocols (or informal ones such as handwritten notes) when undertaking these.
The above examples and templates are formal NVC: a way of speaking that makes each of the four steps completely explicit.
As part of our ethical framework, we formulated a template for decision review processes, (adapted from, Gibson, JL: Formal decision review process template. Unpublished; 2003) that aids organisations in identifying existing and establishing new mechanisms that can be used for the formal reviews of decisions.
