Sentence examples for formal workings from inspiring English sources

It stretches credulity to see the man from the tight cabal opening up, yet the formal workings of a coalition force it on him.

For the basic formal workings of Bayesian inference, tis distinction is inessential.

Tchaikovsky's music was dismissed as "lacking in elevated thought," according to longtime New York Times music critic Harold C. Schonberg, and its formal workings were derided as deficient for not stringently following Western principles.

This is a broadly empirical claim about the workings of a semi-formal language used by the community of professional mathematicians.

As a freshman myself, I did not understand the mechanisms and inner-workings that occurred well before formal recruitment began.

The general tendency in these churches, however, has been to oppose formal creeds and confessions for fear of stifling the workings of the Holy Spirit or imperilling the sole authority of the Bible or, in theologically liberal circles, endangering freedom of thought and conscience.

MARINA RIVAS, 43, had no formal training when she became interested several years ago in the internal workings of computers.

In the episode "Out of Gas", it is established that she has no formal training, but keeps Serenity running with an intuitive gift for the workings of mechanical equipment.

Contemporary research initiatives within ethnomethodology have revitalized a wide range of social science subfields, including the study of language and social interaction, the inner workings of bureaucratic and people-processing institutions, and the construction of formal scientific knowledge.

In 1922, while serving aboard a ship off Central America, he had a formative experience of viewing, on opposite horizons, both the rising sun and the setting moon, opening him to ideas about the vast but precise workings of the universe that later informed both his choice of subject matter and formal decisions such as his focus on balance and movement.

They have also become familiar with the structure of deliberations and the inner workings of the summit, which is divided into open and closed-door sessions, and formal or informal plenaries.