Sentence examples for formally describing from inspiring English sources

Only then did they start the laborious process of formally describing each of the new species in Latin for publication in scientific papers, a requirement for making a new species public.

The government has clearly taken a less tolerant turn after the initial phase of King Hamad's reign, when parliamentary representation was revived, bringing in the largest Shia opposition group, al-Wefaq National Islamic Society into the National Assembly (Bahrain still shies away from formally describing political parties as parties).

The chemical programming paradigm has been introduced in the late eighties as an elegant way of formally describing distributed programs.

Before formally describing the current problem, let us present practical examples that motivate us to study and propose the new results in this paper.

Ontology is the kernel technology of semantic web, which plays a prominent role for achieving inter-operability across heterogeneous systems and applications by formally describing the semantics of data that characterize a particular application domain.

Later revisions supported this view, formally describing the first, short-frilled group as Centrosaurinae (including Triceratops), and the second, long-frilled group as Chasmosaurinae.

When the time comes, his new role will be formally described and published.

By the time James Parkinson formally described it in 1817, the illness had been known for centuries.

About 1.7 million species have been formally described and biologists have been wont to guess that about five million exist.

The events, to be formally described today, are being planned by an alliance of more than 20 organizations led by the American Association of Advertising Agencies.

Since 2003, the project has discovered more than 5,300 species, Mr. Feldman said, adding: "We've only been able to formally describe a few hundred so far.