Sentence examples for later formulated from inspiring English sources
The Senate later formulated an ethics code that was clearer on such matters.
He later formulated the idea that living creatures make tiny changes that make them more fit for certain environments, and that these changes, over time, drive evolution.
Still, we continued plugging away and, two years later, formulated a new replacement for BFRs that could support the higher speeds of newer technologies without compromising reliability.
It was Sarris, inspired by François Truffaut's article Une Certain Tendance du Cinéma Français, published in Cahiers du Cinéma in 1954, who eight years later formulated the "auteur theory".
(Mathematicians later formulated a restricted principle of abstraction, also known as the principle of comprehension, in which self-referencing predicates, or S(A), are excluded in order to prevent certain paradoxes.
She later formulated this love of nature into a policy: "I can still plainly see the grass and the trees and the path winding ahead, flecked with sunshine and shadow and the beautiful gold-hearted daisies scattered all along the way.
As Ernst Mach later formulates Helmholtz's view: "The will to perform movements of the eyes, or the innervation to the act, is itself the space sensation" (Mach 1897 [1886]: 59).
Darwin was introduced to Owen earlier by Charles Lyell and offered Owen the opportunity to work on the fossil bones he collected in South America, Owen's work was one of the influences which led Darwin to later formulate his own ideas on the concept of natural selection.
Later Pierre formulated the principle of symmetry, which states the impossibility of bringing about a specific physical process in an environment lacking a certain minimal dissymmetry characteristic of the process.
Later Mohists formulated a more "realistic" theory of what counts as the normatively correct way to use names.
Later documents formulated during his life, such as passports, military career records and wedding documentation, gave him varying ages.
