Sentence examples for formulated during a from inspiring English sources

His approach to architecture was partly formulated during a three-year sojourn to the States after his student days.

Another criticism is the fact that the two-step flow model was formulated during a time when television and the Internet did not exist.

Much of the German policy on Polish culture was formulated during a meeting between the governor of the General Government, Hans Frank, and Nazi Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels, at Łódź on 31 October 1939.

It is clear that as a religion formulated during an era of political ascendancy, the mainstream traditions of Islam have yet to find comfortable moorings as minorities in the contested public spaces of a secular, pluralist West.

Every American foreign policy "doctrine" but one was formulated during the Cold War, for a bipolar world, when American policy toward one country — the Soviet Union — dominated all U.S. strategy and was the defining aspect of global affairs.

A basic theory of thermoelectricity was finally formulated during the early 1900s, though no functional generators were developed until much later.

Much of the music on Aquemini was formulated during jam sessions, in which one musician would begin with creating a chord pattern and the rest would incorporate their instruments following that sequence.

The Shaker protocol (Additional file 2: Table S9) was formulated during multiple trials (Additional file 2: Tables S5 and S6) and results in a final solution structure of a target-ligandn complex, where n is the total number of final cluster representatives.

Much of his thinking about modern art, and ultimately about MoMA, was formulated during this trip.

Two developments in 19th-century poetic techniques, however, had greater impact than any prosodic theory formulated during the period.

Contingency plans must be being made now, as they must surely have been formulated during past ructions.