Formally this amounts in each case to dropping the second conjunct of the antecedent, i.e., to asserting the schema expressed by the relevant consequent with the only proviso that there are some φ-ers.
Formally, this amounts to replacing the equation governing Xi with a new equation Xi = xi, substituting for this new value of Xi in all the equations in which Xi occurs but leaving the other equations themselves unaltered.
Formally, the amount of classical information we gain, on average, when we learn the value of a random variable (or, equivalently, the amount of uncertainty in the value of a random variable before we learn its value) is represented by a quantity called the Shannon entropy, measured in bits (Shannon and Weaver, 1949).
That stems partly from differences in legal requirements: The board must formally approve the amount of the company's quarterly dividend but not its repurchases.
While Vessel isn't formally announcing the amount raised, sources close to the company say the round closed out at $57.5 million.
Last week, the White House leaked some of the particulars of the new E.P.A. pollution rules Obama unveiled formally today, which amounts to a major policy shift on greenhouse gas emissions -- possibly the most significant since Richard Nixon created the E.P.A., in fact.
Subjects will be given recommendations to formally record the amount and type of treatment that they may receive.
Newspaper publishers have warned that if a would-be regulator funded by Max Mosley is formally recognised it would amount to "an attack on free speech" and expose the press to punitive and damaging legal costs.
A pre- selection of input variables may make our results seem more convincing, as formally it increases the amount of variance explained.
To quote the study further: "First, a simple majority of the House impeaches--or formally approves allegations of wrongdoing amounting to an impeachable offense, known as articles of impeachment.
