In this work, the positive and negative examples are formalized as facts in the Prolog language, which represents a logical formula in predicate logic.
Under the Trump Administration, the relationships between anti-immigrant stalwarts and Border Patrol are being strengthened, and formalized, as never before.
To the latter end, the Addison has invited professional artists as temporary live-ins, beginning in 1946 with the precisionist painter Charles Sheeler, in an arrangement that in the 1980's became formalized as the Edward E. Elson artist-in-residence program.
Importing Davidsonian event semantics into situation semantics, the proposition expressed by 59(a), for example, might be formalized as follows: The formula in (60) incorporates the usual notation for Davidsonian event predication.
In the discussion of grammar to follow, the variety of Mongolian treated is Standard Khalkha Mongolian (i.e., the standard written language as formalized in the writing conventions and in the school grammar), but much of what is to be said is also valid for vernacular (spoken) Khalkha and other Mongolian dialects, especially Chakhar.
They emphasise that "…Rosen's definitional infinite regress is perfectly handled by recursion, in particular as formalized in the λ-calculus" ([ 40] page 494).
We include the Wilcoxon rank sum as it represents a formalized statistic in the same genre as those employed by [10] and [13].
Juvenile referrals began shortly thereafter and were formalized as policy in August.
When satire is spoken of today, however, there is usually no sense of formal specification whatever; one has in mind a work imbued with the satiric spirit a spirit that appears (whether as mockery, raillery, ridicule, or formalized invective) in the literature or folklore of all peoples, early and late, preliterate and civilized.
In a more proof-theoretic approach, on the other hand, proofs allow a structured formalization of the scientific knowledge, where important principles like energy conservation appear prominently formalized as active formulas in cut inferences, as shown in the formal proof φ of Section 3. Indeed, reductionism in science can generally be captured by the proof-theoretical notion of cut.
