Sentence examples for if formalised from inspiring English sources

The TPP, if formalised, will create the world's largest free trade area.

If formalising the intuitive, "naive" understanding of these subjects, inconsistent systems linger as the paradoxes will be formalisable in these systems.

Indeed, even if REDD is formalised later this year, some expect that credits would be issued by third parties not governments.

We're afraid that if the FA formalised it that might lead to an over regimentation that would take the fun out".

First-order Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory is widely regarded as the standard of mathematical correctness, in the sense that a proof is correct if and only if it can be formalised as a formal proof in set theory.

As if to formalise Belarus's growing isolation from the rest of Europe, last week the parliament ratified an agreement to join a free-trade zone with Russia and Kazakhstan.

Tarski's theorem expresses that if we formalise the intuitively most obvious principle concerning truth we end up with an inconsistent theory.

If we formalise a theory in a first-order language: ∏(O1,…,Tm;T1,…,Tm), where the Os are the observational terms and the Ts are the theoretical terms, then the corresponding Ramsey sentence is ∃t1,…,tm∏(O1,…,tm;t1,…,tm).

That is it, the xx's ethos, if it had to be formalised.

"This has not been formalised, of course, but if you add all the pieces that have been coming up in recent weeks, they point to the idea that, yes, there is the beginning of a recognition of an institutional responsibility," Marchetti said.

In this, they were influenced by the theoretical model of two economists, Roland Benabou, of Princeton University, and Jean Tirole, of Toulouse University's Institut d'Economie Industrielle, who formalised the idea that if people do good to look good, introducing monetary or other rewards into the mix might complicate matters.