Sentence examples for formally appropriate from inspiring English sources

In the general case, it is formally appropriate to describe this transmission factor as T p = 1 2 ( 1 + sin γ i ) (7).

Even the time-dependent development of this approach, the TDDFT [19, 20], formally appropriate to calculate the optical excitations and the dielectric response of materials, presents problems due to the limited knowledge of the exact form of the XC functional [21, 22].

Congress has not formally appropriated the money, but sponsors of the legislation said they believed it would do so.

However, as the name "Camp Wash" has been formally appropriated for a different stratigraphic unit by Heckert and Lucas [11], the name "Camp Wash zone" should no longer be applied to the package containing these sandstones.

Slaboshpitskiy's approach is immersive but formally refined, appropriating perspective with a camera that is either a fixed witness or a fluid participant in the system's ugly devolution of order.

He recognises that there are many people who, while being formally able to appropriate, have no real power to do so.

Schools of public health should be formally evaluated at appropriate intervals, using both internal and external reviewers.

Studies conducted earlier had larger proportions of more advanced diabetic retinopathy at baseline, and progression rates between the two time periods could not be formally compared without appropriate adjustments.

So, dress as casually or formally as is appropriate, in a professional style for this line of work, a dark suit and conservative necktie for a man--jacket and modest skirt for a woman--is good, even if you will work in a uniform or blue jeans.

These were not formally encoded; instead, where appropriate, we have included these results qualitatively in Section 3 when discussing the quantitative results of the corresponding questions.

There, we considered it appropriate to formally mathematically define "conservative systems" and other concepts that might be unfamiliar to non-specialist readers.