The biggest bank was formally two banks but they merged.
IT WAS formally one election to a single body, the European Parliament.
Thus the stability pact could force Mr Brown to raise taxes further if Britain joined the euro.Choosing the right exchange rate to join at is not, formally, one of the tests; but everybody knows it is crucial.
More formally, two neighboring datasets (mathcal {D}) and (mathcal {D}') that differ in the entries of a single person/household only are considered.
GDP estimates are indeed constantly being revised, most formally one month and two months later, but they never stop being revised, mainly because of changes to the methodology.
For example, an elliptically polarized beam is formally two dimensional, but from a practical point of view it can be regarded as one dimensional if the polarization ellipse is highly squeezed (cf. linear polarization).
According to Hakuin (1685 1768), who systematized kōans, there are formally seventeen hundred cases of kōans, and if sub-questions are added to them, a total number of cases comprising the system would roughly be three thousand.
To state this formally, one makes use of the well-known observation that models and assignments for hybrid logic can be considered as models and assignments for first-order logic and vice versa.
The Japanese video game developer and publisher Square Enix (formally two companies called Square and Enix prior to 2003) has been translating its games for North America and the PAL region since the late 1980s.
Steven Cassedy argues that Crime and Punishment "is formally two distinct but closely related, things, namely a particular type of tragedy in the classical Greek mold and a Christian resurrection tale".
