Sentence examples for in a formalized from inspiring English sources

Eeeh!" (Client of untrained TBA No. 1) Both trained and untrained TBAs reported on the lack of formal training in a formalized and organized way on post-partum care services.

It is suggested to estimate the Pliocene–Quaternary fault activity in a formalized way from synthesis of different data.

The proposed design methodology automates the design process by integrating the dimensional design and the configuration design processes in a formalized algorithm.

"If you're not being trained in a formalized setting, if you're not into an M.F.A. in poetry, or involved in workshops, you really can feel unmoored and alone in this kind of pursuit".

I was drawn to the MIT Biology first year program because you to get to know your classmates in a formalized community that extends well beyond your graduate career.

In order to solve this problem, this paper first divides the complicated task into multiple sub-tasks, and then presents the problem of sub-tasks scheduling in a formalized manner.

The process of defining the list of products was not formalized until recently, although in 2005 a formalized process of setting general conditions of contracting was established, which take places under the NHF protectorate and with participation of providers associations representing more the 10,000 professionals.

In discussing a formalized language it is usually necessary to employ a second, more powerful language.

"The MyRA is in essence, a formalized version of what most credit unions already offer," he says.

A logical approach toward this problem consists in enriching a formalized language \(L\) with a truth predicate \(T\), to be applied to sentences of \(L\) – or, even better, to be applied to sentences of the extension \(L_{T}\) of \(L\) with the predicate \(T\).

A teacher by profession who didn't blossom as an abstract painter until late midlife, she became known for her broken lines of rich color arranged in geometric patterns, as in "Flowers in Spring" (1973), a formalized garden that sets staccato vertical stripes in deep purple, orange, olive green, baby blue, pink and others next to each other in an evocation of spring blooms.