Sentence examples for formulation of the idea from inspiring English sources

Charles Darwin's studies of the Galapagos finches and other birds during the voyage of HMS Beagle were important in his formulation of the idea of the origin of species through natural selection.

Since Leibniz's formulation of the idea in the 17th century, philosophers had treated possible worlds as a purely conceptual notion useful for explaining concepts of possibility and necessity: anything that we can coherently conceive as possible can be called a possible world, but if something is necessarily true, then it is true in all possible worlds.

How about trying a different formulation of the idea and rerunning the pilot?

Pearle's approach requires the precise formulation of the idea of stochastic Lorentz invariance.

They only selected the successful East Asian countries in their formulation of the idea of the East Asian miracle while ignoring the failed East Asian economies.

This has been achieved in two essentially different ways, the one providing a rigorous formulation of the idea of infinitesimal number, the other of infinitesimal magnitude.

"What I'm most proud of that you'll be able to see is the formulation of the ideas that are behind the show, not just to talk about the ideas, but to display them".

Early formulations of the idea of λ-calculus by A. Church were indeed inconsistent; see (Barendregt, 1985, appendix 2) or (Rosser, 1985) for a discussion.

In his middle period, inaugurated by the first formulations of the idea of "the place of absolute nothingness" in From That Which Acts to That Which Sees, Nishida's thought was characterized by a shift from his earlier voluntarism to a kind of intuitionism of pure seeing without a seer (see NKZ IV, 3 6).

In Weyl (1949), Carnap (1958), Feyerabend (1962) and a number of further papers we can identify different formulations of the idea that the axioms of a scientific theory determine the meaning of theoretical terms without these axioms qualifying as proper definitions of theoretical terms.

Efficient formulation of this idea requires the biosynthetic/biosynthesis-inspired insight toward the well-orchestrated design of a pluripotent late-stage intermediate, in concomitant with the applicability of the intermediates for versatile transformations.