Rather than argue about these intuitions and hence argue as to which is the correct formulation of the Principle we may distinguish different formulations, and then discuss which, if any, of these are correct.
In 1875, however, the Danish linguist Karl Verner explained the apparent exceptions to Grimm's law; his formulation of the principle governing those exceptions is known as Verner's law (q.v.).
In 1875, however, the Danish linguist Karl Verner explained the apparent exceptions to Grimm's law; his formulation of the principle governing those exceptions is known as Verner's law.
Another formulation of the principle of identity asserts that a thing is identical with itself, or (∀x) (x = x), in which ∀ means "for every"; or simply that x is x.
To cover the propagation phenomenon of localization, some non-locality is included in a generalized formulation of the principle of virtual work.
On the basis of a variational formulation using the principle of virtual work, the non-classical governing differential equations are derived.
Hutton's formulation of the principle of uniformitarianism, which holds that Earth processes occurring today had their counterparts in the ancient past, while not the first time that this general concept was articulated, was probably the most important geologic concept developed out of rational scientific thought of the 18th century.
This "holistic" formulation of the principle of organic unities is not the only possible one.
The possibility of resorting to thisnesses might make us query whether the usual formulation of the Principle is correct.
We provide a rigorous formulation for the principle of superposition which enables us to generalize the concept of steady state.
However, Cheng Hao's formulation of the principle is the most general and embraces opposition and complementarity both.
