Sentence examples for formulated this way from inspiring English sources

"To have it formulated this way, at this sensitive juncture, gives it a kind of significance".

Yet egalitarian justice is not best formulated this way.

Since the problem formulated this way is believed to be NP-hard, most effort has gone into the construction of search algorithms, and less to the question of other measures of community structures, similarities between various partitionings and the validation with respect to external information.

When formulated this way, the problem explicitly addresses only the issue of the largest gap in the alignment and does not require adjustment or modifications of the alignment scoring scheme.

The three main questions of the TNMQ-S were formulated this way: 1) "Have you had neck symptoms (pain, ache, discomfort, throbbing) at any time during the last 6-months?"; 2)"During the last 6-months: have you missed school days or work days because of this trouble?"; 3) "During the last 6 months: have you been forced to decrease your activities (sports, leisure activities, etc).

William Edmundson formulates this way of linking authority and legitimacy via a condition he calls the warranty thesis: "If being an X entails claiming to F, then being a legitimate X entails truly claiming to F". (Edmundson 1998: 39).

Formulated in this way, the view may appear similar to Conee's acquaintance account.

The inequalities formulated in this way are proved in Corollaries 1.2 and 1.5.

Formulated in this way, deflationism does not give an explicit definition of truth, for (ES) is not a definition of anything.

When the argument from evil is formulated in this way, it involves five premises, set out at steps (1), (3), (5), (7) and (9).

A key note speaker at the conference formulated it this way: 'To create impact you have to act as a change agent'.