Sentence examples for hitherto formulated from inspiring English sources
It is now understood that such solitary action should be the exception rather than the rule; and the Synod of Bishops, established after Vatican II, was a step toward involving the body of bishops in the policy of the entire church, hitherto formulated exclusively by the Roman see.
(1960, §33, 160-1) {§6.9} This construction [of the ordered pair as a class, such as Wiener's identification of the ordered pair x, y> with the class {{x}, {y, Λ}}] is paradigmatic of what we are most typically up to when in a philosophical spirit we offer an "analysis" or "explication" of some hitherto inadequately formulated "idea" or expression.
This has hitherto only been formulated in the time domain on the basis of state space descriptions.
The differential equations for buckling under radial loading that is distributed uniformly around the circumference of the arch are shown to be solvable in analytic form, resulting in a closed form solution for the elastic buckling load of the arch that hitherto has not been formulated.
In addition to the specifically content-related problems, some formal requirements were formulated: –Information provided Hitherto, the prevalence of erosion has mostly been expressed as ' x % of the subjects had at least one tooth with grade x or grade y erosion', which may overestimate the problem.
Einstein changed his estimate of the value of pure mathematics, which he had hitherto disdained, only when he discovered that many of the questions he was led to had already been formulated mathematically and had been solved.
They can be simply formulated.
A new plan was formulated.
A plan was hastily formulated.
How was this stunning observation formulated?
