Sentence examples for further formalised from inspiring English sources

In a very formal house, open to the heavens (which are further formalised by the horizontal bars in the background), is a round figure that is a moon, and contains a fish that is also a version of the boomerang form, and the fish contains part of a blue face with which it shares a dark circle of an eye - which could be a tiny planet, or a hole.

This is not further formalised by a signed agreement by the relatives.

Means for the representation of variability in UML 2.0 interactions, as presented in a previous work, are further formalised and given a mathematically formal semantics.

It is also expected that the governance review will further formalise the relationship between the executive and BBC Trust over how it operates over matters of policy.

Whilst the TIRRE instrument provided insight into the breadth and depth of research readiness, we have had to develop the model further, formalising the need to include business process modelling and identifying that intangible resources are also important.

Fighting over whether to further formalise the international ban or to partially end it might give the impression that countries were trying to do something to address the crisis.

Over time, geographic and population fragmentation became further entrenched, formalised by legislation, significantly stunting the civil registration system through the under-registration of deaths in large parts of particularly the majority, Black African, 1 population group.

Further deals were formalised with Shelbourne in the Republic of Ireland and Brommapojkarna, another Swedish club – though it is the Belgian club with whom United have retained contact.

The idea can be easily formalised for further computations by defining a possibility distribution, for instance,.

The document obtained by the website MayorWatch, showed Barclays had pledged a further £10m towards the expansion, but the deal was never formalised by TfL.

The United States took a further step in the right direction when the Department of Defense in November 2012 formalised their position and issued a directive that commanders and operators shall retain "appropriate levels of human judgment over the use of force".