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In 1905, while the physicist was working in the Patent Office in Bern, he experienced his "wonder year" in which he formulated his theory of Special Relativity.

In 1759 Lessing published some masterly prose fables, largely social criticism, and with them an essay on the fable form itself, in which he formulated the particular laws of the genre by analyzing its didactic and allegorical structure.

These early volumes, and the one in which he formulated with scientific rigour the rules of his sociological method, Les Règles de la méthode sociologique (1895; The Rules of Sociological Method), brought Durkheim fame and influence.

Benedict ended the dispute by issuing a bull, Benedictus Deus (1336), in which he formulated the church's teaching that the souls of the just are granted the vision immediately after death.

In 1666 he wrote De Arte Combinatoria ("On the Art of Combination"), in which he formulated a model that is the theoretical ancestor of some modern computers: all reasoning, all discovery, verbal or not, is reducible to an ordered combination of elements, such as numbers, words, sounds, or colours.

In 1926 Born submitted two papers in which he formulated the quantum mechanical description of collision processes and found that in the case of the scattering of a particle by a potential, the wave function at a particular spatiotemporal location should be interpreted as the probability amplitude of finding the particle at that specific space-time point.

He organized the conference in 1999 that was the basis of the book, and wrote the introduction and conclusions in which he formulates the concept of the city-state culture.

John Austin (1962), it may be recalled, argued that speech-act performativity depends in part on features of context, which he formulated in terms of "felicity conditions". For a wedding to be successful, the individual who says "I now pronounce you man and wife" must be an ordained minister, the couple willing, and a witness present.

Those texts do not add anything important to the theory which he formulated in the 1930's.

Following Newton's lead, he conceived of infinitesimals or differentials in terms of the limit concept, which he formulated by the assertion that one varying quantity is the limit of another if the second can approach the other more closely than by any given quantity.

Whether the Catholic images and doctrines the language of his age and class in which he formulated his poems are to be taken literally or whether they are best viewed as the discourse he chose to grapple with in formulating the material and historical specificities of modern life, Baudelaire was a poet deeply concerned with the relationship between humanity, morality, and art.