We're accustomed to thinking in words, but Berkeley, whose book learning may not have been extensive, thinks in images, and those images bring to mind ideas which, though they can be formulated in words, derive a distinctively memorable meaning from being seen.
In addition to the use of light to unite the space of the painting with the space of the observer, Masaccio also employed what appears to be the earliest practical example of the one-point perspective system, later to be formulated in words by Alberti.
Codes were generated to define different factors in the process, formulated in words used by the FPs.
A program note by Strømgren was helpful: "The necessity to formulate everything in words, even the theme of necessity itself, is possibly a disease of our times.
One thing, just one law, which can be formulated in two words: Ramzan's order".
This doctrine was best formulated in the words of the histologist Ramon y Cajal: "Once the development was ended, the fountains of growth and regeneration of the axons and dendrites dried up irrevocably.
Is the item correctly formulated in its wording or sense-making?
While Sue is not able to formulate her feelings in words, James Proimos's excellent illustrations capture her confusion.
Firstly, interviewers can subconsciously express their own attitudes, opinions, or expectations by means of intonation, verbal and non-verbal communications and non-standard explanation of words as formulated in the interviewer guide [ 25].
