"That speaks to the impossibility of an absolute context or place," she writes, "and to the ways in which places formulate themselves to different people".
And as you experiment [and] explore, your strategies actually formulate themselves.
What's particularly interesting about this breed is its propensity to oppose all opinions that they haven't formulated themselves.
The narratives allowed the women to reflect and formulate themselves through this opportunity to tell their own stories with the aim to analyse their experiences [ 24].
As it stands, readers with experience in biology are left to formulate for themselves the developmental and evolutionary importance of social and other environmental impacts on natural variation in all species, beyond the psychological mechanisms of large-bodied, charismatic vertebrates.
Help class participants to formulate questions themselves.
They are simpletons, unwilling and unable to discipline themselves into formulating a philosophy of life".
Although the in-depth interview guide asked about the process that was followed in the formulation of the OHP, this may have been understood as the steps that stakeholders took amongst themselves in formulating the process as opposed to the conceptual stages of policy process in literature.
Furthermore, we defined a question-taxonomy and evaluated whether certain categories within a taxonomy lend themselves better for formulating well defined (and unambiguous) queries.
In the end, only the concerned parties can themselves formulate and advocate their (true) interests.
