Sentence examples for formalisation of the from inspiring English sources

It also resists a formalisation of the very loose theological principles and beliefs gathered beneath its conceptual umbrella.

More on the formalisation of the web as a backchannel for TV - this time from ITV's footie coverage.

It is ironic that those very countries that support the formalisation of the Copenhagen accord are not following the principles they themselves laid down in that document.

"We advocate the increased formalisation of the sector so as to make it less vulnerable to exploitation by armed or organised criminal groups, to improve safety and environmental standards, and to combat the use of child labour," says Mulligan.

The first step was to reopen the banks; the first legislation sought was the re-issue of the Federal Reserve Bank Note, followed by the formalisation of the gold embargo and the anti-hoarding decree.

"As racial segregation and institutional inequalities became locked in to the country's urban landscapes through the formalisation of the apartheid legal codes, Woodstock crucially fell outside of the large-scale implementation of the Group Areas Act," wrote Andrew Fleming in his 2011 dissertation Making a Place for the Rich?

But the formalisation of using the EM algorithm was developed in the probabilistic Felligi-Sunter theory framework.

We define an order-theoretical model that gives a unified mathematical formalisation of all the above aspects of the synchronous methodology and characterises the essentials of the synchronous paradigm.

The formalisation of most of the approaches is criticised as "underdeveloped".

(Some authors have attempted Bayesian formalisations of the information-dependence template: see the supplement on Bayesian Formalisations of the Information-Dependence Template).

Moreover, other formalisations of the selected hypotheses might render different results.