Sentence examples for formulated independently from inspiring English sources

By thus defining equivalence of sets in terms of the notion of matching, equivalence is formulated independently of finiteness.

The ideal gas equation of state is an amalgamation of three ideal gas laws that were formulated independently.

Hence, rather than thinking of evolutionary theory as one unified structure grounded in major inductive generalizations, one should think of it (as one should think of all scientific theories) as being a cluster of models, formulated independently of experience and then applied to particular situations.

For example, it allows Assumption 1 (page 5) to be formulated independently of λ.

Although this theory had been formulated independently of the Jenkin review (Olby 1962), in effect it functioned as his reply to Jenkin.

The flexibility of Plug4Green is achieved by allowing the constraints to be formulated independently from each other but also from the power models.

In 1859, the year that Charles Darwin's Origin of Species appeared, Baer published a work on human skulls suggesting that stocks now distinct might have originated from one form; the ideas of the two men were formulated completely independently.

This study presents an advanced integrative strategy to control morphology and composition of biominerals with matrix properties, by using a hydrogel formulated to independently control charge density, hydrophobicity, and porosity.

Three of the authors (SS, ET and RV) analysed the comments of the focus group discussion and formulated themes independently.

We have developed a methodology where two independent working hypotheses were formulated and modelled independently (i.e. a case where both plutons constitute distinct bodies, and an alternative case where they form one single batholith).

The photochemical equivalence law is also sometimes called the Stark Einstein law after the German-born physicists Johannes Stark and Albert Einstein, who independently formulated the law between 1908 and 1913.