Sentence examples for formulating the same from inspiring English sources
Using labels and fluxes, formulating the same equation results in a sum of functions of the same structure, and the homogeneous separation property vanishes.
- (DE) I did not vote for the resolution, despite the fact that I am in favour of a charter of fundamental rights, because it contains demands which overshoot the mark and risk causing considerable confusion by formulating the same rights differently and, more importantly, jeopardising the universality of human rights.
Wills said, "If this had been a suppression fire from the outset, we probably would've built the same box around it and formulated the same plan".
So as the news has spread in recent months that Ms. Leibovitz is facing extraordinary financial troubles, with the possibility of losing her Civil War-era town houses in Greenwich Village, a home in upstate New York and the rights to decades of her work, many have formulated the same questions: How is this possible?
The German NAP formulates the same target but without specifying any measures to be adopted.
However, we can also formulate the same results for the functionals (varXi _{i}(cdot)) defined in (61) for (i=1,ldots,6).
But it is clear that, while the Parisian tradition defined the concept of formal consequence in terms of (ST), the British tradition formulated the same concept in terms of (Co).
Neurath formulated the same idea in terms of theory-dependence: the putting right questions and making the right observations require a 'meta-concept' or an 'approximate theory' (ibid., 388 89).
"It is time for the PGA of America to recognise the great disconnect and formulate the same business model for selecting a captain as it does for selecting its president and officers.
The similarity appears even more striking when we note that Newton formulates the same supposition in Query 31 of the Opticks as "Nature will be very conformable to her self and very simple" (Opticks, 397).
Following Peter Abelard, Peter Lombard formulated the same view in stating that 'Things cannot be other than as God foreknows them' is true in the compound sense and false in the divided sense.
