Sentence examples for formalised as from inspiring English sources

This objective can be formalised as a classical optimisation problem: we seek to minimise a cost function which measures the difference between computed and goal temperatures – along with some constraints on process parameters.

As it's become more successful, the F&F formula has hardened into a set of posturing and rituals as intricate and formalised as a Hapsburg court ball.

It is the first time the practice's forays into furnishings have been brought together in one place, with a branch of the office now formalised as Zaha Hadid Design – the seventh company registered under the Zaha Hadid brand.

The decision making, formalised as a bayesian network, is established with a priori knowledge on the dynamic component degradation through Markov chains.

The first two models can be formalised as follows: y_{ijt}=alpha_{i}+beta{x}_{ij t-1)}_{ij t-1}+gamma{z}+epsilon_{j t-1(14).

Both problems are formalised as model-driven information coupling of distributed controllers, implicit for the micro, and explicit for the macro-ecosystems.

Partnership was perceived as being a formalised relationship – as illustrated by the existence of a written partnership agreement such as a Memorandum of Understanding - with agreed principles of pooling resources and skills and reduced independence.

"At some point, the models that work become formalised, and as they become formalised, they become businesses," says Tad Toulis, design consultant and former creative director at the Teague agency.

This is particularly important in a context where the majority of staff are mid-level cadres for whom regulation and guidelines may not be as formalised or well-developed as for traditional cadres, such as registered nurses and medical doctors.

Such notions as "point of view" or "voice", while formalised and taught as narrative techniques, are in fact merely lessons in how to exteriorise sensibility, how to make the public persona more consistent with the private, how to put the subjective self to the test of objectivity.

Teaching schools evolved from the training schools programme established as part of London Challenge in 2005, and were formalised in 2010 as a key plank of the government's approach to raise standards.