Sentence examples for formalised for from inspiring English sources

So began a long-lasting relationship between Jacobson and the Collyers, albeit one that wouldn't be formalised for another five years.

That link is to be formalised for London Living Rent homes built with financial support from the mayor, with providers of the homes expected to "actively support" tenants into home ownership within ten years and give them the right to buy a share of the home they have been renting.

The macrocalibration process is based on the analysis done by the engineers, and the conclusions are formalised for future use in other networks.

The complexity of EPPs does not allow the drawing of a set of differential equations describing the treatment, although a model can be formalised for a particular process as a black box regression.

Although several models are reported in the available literature, but their analytical formulas are formalised for homogeneous structures or they are based on proportion between solid and fluid phases.

Such an extensive validation exercise allowed us to fully confirm the robustness of our design methodology as well as to show that, when the method itself is formalised for a probability of survival equal to 97.7%, the obtained estimates fully complies, from a statistical point of view, with the recommendations of the available standard codes.

Caudell termed this principle of annotating the seen world "augmented reality", thereby formalising for Silicon Valley's mavens and investors a fresh and unplundered field of technological opportunity, one that would eventually lead to the invention of Google Glass, a pair of information-spewing spectacles built, unbelievably, to Baum's century-old definition.

So Mr Childs wants to put things on a more technical footing just as Americans formalised techniques for winemaking in the 1970s.

Heydrich served as president of the ICPC (later known as Interpol) and chaired the January 1942 Wannsee Conference, which formalised plans for the "final solution to the Jewish Question"—the deportation and murder of all Jews in German-occupied territory.

So we formalised a process for that.

The Lisbon treaty has formalised the Eurogroup for the first time.