Sentence examples for formulated rather than from inspiring English sources

He developed an ideal of how physical theories should be formulated rather than reconstructing the actual practice.

In his autobiography, Zinsser speaks of Nicolle's qualities as a scientist: Nicolle was one of those men who achieve their success by long preliminary thought, before an experiment is formulated, rather than by the frantic and often ill-conceived experimental activities that keep lesser men in ant-like agitation... Nicolle did relatively few and simple experiments.

Therefore, blockchain regulation is necessary, and should be formulated sooner rather than later.

That being said, Windows Mobile 6, aka Crossbow, is showing itself to be a conscious, formulated upgrade rather than a slap-dash of bug fixes, which is a start.

In addition, several studies used formulated products rather than purified compound (Aziz et al. 2001; Gupta et al. 1999a, 1999b; Husain et al. 1992, 1994; Malaviya et al. 1993).

To understand our "evil" impulses brings us closer to controlling them in ourselves and formulating rational, rather than hysterical, ways of dealing with them in others.

Yet with groups such as TAC now on the inside, helping to formulate policy, rather than screaming helplessly from the sidelines, the government plans to fill in the blanks by March.

Where I am seeing it work best, the cities are spending time understanding the anthropology of communities and then formulating responses rather than randomly doing things because they can and it enables them to say they have a 'smart' city strategy/programme.

One of these investigators, Lord Rayleigh, also placed the Bessel functions in a larger context by showing that they arise in the solution of Laplace's equation when the latter is formulated in cylindrical (rather than Cartesian or spherical) coordinates.

And mental anomalism is in the first instance formulated in mental rather than linguistic terms.

Some logics may be formulated using axioms (rather than axiom schemas) together with the rule of condensed detachment without loss of theorems.