Recognising this fraught history, Kim went on a second listening tour: he met representatives of every bank department and obtained what he describes, in anthropologist-speak, as "almost a formal ethnography" of the place.
A month ago, Colgate issued its first formal earnings warning in almost a decade, in part because of higher costs.
A product of British boarding schools, Enwezor speaks in a formal, almost aristocratic style, spreading out his syllables in a charmingly affected way.
All of this Changez reveals in an almost archly formal, and epically one-sided, conversation with the mysterious stranger that rolls back and forth over his developing concern with issues of cultural identity, American power and the victimisation of Pakistan.
Risk analysis is rarely invoked or taught in the clinical sciences, and management appraisals on individual patients almost never include a formal estimate of risk.
The same increases in monitoring occurred for physicians with more than one incident of substance misuse, but almost always with a formal report to the licensing board.
Presently, standardized data sets are collected in a structured manner and linked directly with payments (Romania, 2008); however, in Turkey almost no formal legal empowerment of the existing pilot standardized tools is in place (2008), apart from the recently published standards of the National Health Data Dictionary (2008).
Can Natural Language Be Captured in a Formal System?
