By the late 1960s, several American investigators, among them Jack E. Oliver and Bryan L. Isacks, had integrated this notion of seafloor spreading with that of drifting continents and formulated the basis of plate tectonic theory.
"In cases such as this, where a well-known person is either depicted or has provided inspiration for a character, it is not surprising that someone aggrieved by it is able to formulate the basis of a legal argument," said Alex Tutty of law firm Sheridans, which specialises in the entertainment and media fields.
These three internal niche processes formulate the basis for the analysis in this paper.
Especially, we combine a set of basis function in spectral space included in (H_{0}^{2}(Theta)) with two basis functions in spectral space included in (H_{0}^{1}(Theta)) to formulate the basis functions.
These data were then used to formulate the basis of our historical cancer assessment.
Histopathological type is an important prognosis factor, it is also to determine the extent of surgical resection and formulated the basis for reasonable surgical plan [ 4, 5].
Our preliminary findings formulate the basis for further studies that feature a longitudinal design and include a larger number of subjects.
14 15 Faude et al 14 formulated the basis for preventive strategies in children playing football, and after developing an adapted 'FIFA 11+ Kids' programme, FIFA Medical Assessment and Research Centre (F-MARC) is currently conducting a large multicentre intervention study (four European countries) in this area.
However, to formulate the axiomatic basis of a real theory, not just a toy model, is a non-trivial task and typically requires one or two books; see the examples Ludwig (1985 , 1987 and Schmidt (1979).
Variable kinematics beam elements are formulated on the basis of a unified formulation (UF).
