Sentence examples for formulating the concept from inspiring English sources

"I went to a couple of the original meetings when they were just formulating the concept, and this problem was discussed at the time," he says.

The experimenters were building on the theoretical work of Caltech's Murray Gell-Mann, who won the Nobel in 1969 partly for formulating the concept that matter is made up of six types of tiny particles he called quarks.

Lin contributed in formulating the concept of health and helped in data collection.

He formulated the concept that was to be generalized into the dynamic theory of energy.

This work also led him to formulate the concept of cybernetics.

Botanist Henry Chandler Cowles formulated the concept of ecological succession after studying the dunes in the 1890s.

The young critics at Cahiers du Cinéma who formulated the concept of the director as author were even called the Hitchcocko-Hawksians.

Ms. Brock did not formulate the concept of moral injury, which is attributed to the clinical psychiatrist Jonathan Shay.

In August, 1966, while waiting outside a bus terminal in Manhattan, Baer formulated the concept of an interactive device that could be plugged into a standard television set.

Under his leadership the bank formulated the concept of "sustainable development," which attempted to reconcile economic growth and environmental protection in developing countries.

As an associate justice, he formulated the concept of the "incorporation" of territories that the United States had acquired in 1898 by the Spanish-American War.