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Herbert Spencer, the 19th-century English philosopher, took up the idea and attempted to formulate it in physiological terms: "Emotions and sensations tend to generate bodily movements...

So when people have a big question, especially now since the decline of the orthodox religions, they don't turn to philosophy for the answer but try to formulate it in whatever technical words have been bequeathed to them, and when a scientist comes along and says "I have the answer", or even "there is no question", they think "this guy knows what he's talking about, I'd better lean on him".

We will formulate it in a form suitable for us.

Indeed, it even seems possible to formulate it in terms of facts rather than events.

However, we note a recent interest in multipath routing or, to formulate it in a more general way, in diversity.

Specifically, there is no need to formulate it in such a way that derivatives can be calculated analytically.

This is why we have formulated it in terms of the presentation '(as) of' ordinary objects.

The latter (and previously unsolved) problem, which is that of the thin stoma, is handled by formulating it in terms of coupled dual integral equations which are then treated by Neumann expansion techniques; explicit analytic and numerical details are provided in the hope that this little known but powerful method of solution will gain wider currency.

To test the parallel route hypothesis, I formulated it in terms of a mathematical equation and then tested whether this equation was consistent with age-specific incidence data compiled by the Surveillance Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) cancer registries since 1973.

The unmixing model underlying ICA can be adapted to extracting regions by formulating it in the more general framework of dictionary learning [ 56] and adding sparsity-inducing penalty that also favor clustered spatial components, thus yielding region segmentations [ 57].

Freud was faced with the choice to either continue constructing psychoanalytical theory as he observed it in his patients' and his own inner experience or to try and formulate it only in conformity to a neurobiological construct.