Sentence examples for formulates in the from inspiring English sources

Notable also is the logic of conditions that Broad's formulates in "The Principles of Demonstrative Induction" (1930b).

This effect of art Lukács describes as "defetishization" (GW 11: ch. 9), anticipating the ethical demand of overcoming alienation that he formulates in the Ontology.

A generalization of the concept was provided by the phlogiston theory, formulated in the 17th century.

Thereafter, the Rajput vocabulary formulated in the show's opening gallery prevails for a stretch.

The theory of plate tectonics, formulated in the 1960s, is now firmly established.

Rabbinic exegesis observed rules, which were variously formulated in the schools.

That all of Gervais's opinions and views on life were formulated in the years of not making it.

"It's symptomatic of a lot of way communication is being formulated in the 21st century," Mr. Aitken said.

That is why the Yemeni revolution was formulated in the minds of the young long before it broke out on the ground.

His government, like its predecessors, endorses apologies, first formulated in the mid-1990s, expressinguiltlt and remorse for wartime suffering.

But Mason was in the first rank of the founding fathers, having articulated the doctrine of inalienable rights as formulated in the Declaration of Independence.