There is no formal teaching; the idea is to promote self-learning through enjoyment".
Though the line ceased to exist, the formal idea of the loop subsists as infrastructural nodes of the Brooklyn Bridge.
The group dance is a formal exploration of the idea of losing one's footing, physically and metaphorically.
Gauguin coined the term "Synthetism" to describe his style during this period, referring to the synthesis of his paintings' formal elements with the idea or emotion they conveyed.
Mr. Christie had not yet received a formal briefing on the idea, but his office said it was curious to hear more.
In effect, it is a more formal statement of the idea that a given community will expect different models to treat similar things similarly.
The formal definition is the idea that I want to capture: I want to capture the idea that players down the tree may not know exactly what was done up the tree.
The controversial idea arose in America, and the occasion for the piece was the launch last week of a pressure group, Rewilding Britain, set up to be a formal voice for the idea in this country.
Most, if not all, of these accounts of validity can be thought of as variant ways of giving formal precision to the idea that necessity is truth in every possible world or conceivable state of affairs.
The God letter, written the year before Einstein's death, seems to outline Einstein's view of formal religion and the idea of a God who plays an active part in everyday life, answering individual prayers.
