Sentence examples for formally one from inspiring English sources

The scent of a rose where none should be is now formally one of the signs of Mary's presence.

More formally, one might distinguish the descriptive component and the spatial component of bodily sensations (Bermudez, 1998; Dokic, 2003).

Formally, one can characterize the equilibrium as follows: a strategy profile ((a_{1}^,ldots^,a_{ns,a_{n}^)) is a Nash equilibrium if and only if all agents providing the public good, i.e., (left{ iin N,text { s.t. }a_{i}^=1right} ), form a maximal independent set.

Formally, one could imagine an alternative hypothesis in which exonucleolytic processing of telomeres would be activated in proportion to TG tract length.

Although not formally one of the items in the questionnaire, we noted that 5 of the 27 RCTs (19%; 95% CI 7 39%) tested for differences between baseline characteristics (e.g. age, gender ratio, BMI etc).

Formally, one may require the receptive fields to be covariant under basic image transformations, which means that the receptive fields should be transformed in a well-behaved and well-understood manner under corresponding image transformations (see Fig.  3).

But lacking the weird darkness of, say, James Ensor or the philosophical complexity of Saul Steinberg, Mr. Grooms's art remains psychologically if not formally one-dimensional.

But they've finally made it official, in a post on their blog today by Neil Rimer, to "formally welcome one of our close friends, Simon Levene, into the Index family".

I could find no studies formally testing one treatment against the other.

An Istanbul court formally charged one suspect late Sunday with belonging to an illegal organization.

Mr. Ellis also said the council had just proposed a hunt, not formally approved one.