Sentence examples for formally termed from inspiring English sources

IN policy circles, problems that are mind-bogglingly difficult or impossible to solve, like global warming, are formally termed "wicked".

In the words of the legislation, the autocrat of the assembly line is formally termed the "president's designee," a phrase that skips over the fact that in this delicate dance, there are two presidents involved, one with 39 days of authority remaining and little influence, and one with lots of influence and no legal authority.

The strongest empire with the highest power and hence the least cost becomes the winner, more formally termed the "optimal solution".

This process is formally termed DNA profiling, but may also be called "genetic fingerprinting".

Furthermore, although immigration law is formally termed as "civil," this is legal fiction; in reality, it has the hallmark harshness of the criminal justice system.

The chromosomes were then partitioned according to the smoothed M values of the probes tiled on them, a process formally termed as segmentation.

Formally, term frequency (tf) for a lemma is defined as (2).

Before describing the problem formally, terms like resource consumption and tracking quality need to be defined.

In this study, we investigated a gene termed as MRGBP (formally C20orf20), because its expression was elevated in 9 out of 11 tumours in our microarray data.

I don't know the ego of a man, or how their mentality works, but there is no difference at all in capability, not formally in terms of the buildings at least.

This informal problem description can be recast, slightly more formally, in terms of three sorts of entities.