Sentence examples for later formulation from inspiring English sources

In America he understood that things (the "in-itself"), in all their massiveness, were threatening to reify the amorphous human (or "for-itself") and produce what he called in a later formulation the "practico-inert".

However, from our later formulation, it still may be straightforward to extend to multi-path propagation.

Thus, enormous demisability challenges at later formulation stages of missions aspired to be demisable are evident due to these perpetuated oversights in entrenching Design-for-Demise practices.

In earlier writings he suggests that empirically equivalent theories are those that have the same empirically testable consequences; a later formulation is that empirically equivalent theories are those that have the same (posterior) probability on any observations.

For example—one fine day in its later formulation, this song was mixed and arranged over an uninterrupted 25 hour span.

For later formulation, the score of the interaction between proteins p1 and p2 was denoted by I p1, p2).

"It suggests that the later formulations are safer.

In later formulations, the eight elements are portrayed not so much as prescriptions for behaviour but as qualities that are present in the mind of a person who has understood nirvana, the state of the cessation of suffering and the goal of Buddhism.

Isaac Levi, in responding to Rudner's claim, and to later formulations of it, distinguished cognitive values from other sorts of values; moral, aesthetic, and so on.

Moreover, Bosanquet's view that art is an expression of emotion later articulated and developed by Croce and Collingwood may nevertheless be able to avoid some of the criticisms raised against these later formulations.

Later formulations of the learning rule (for instance by [7]) have shown that a spatial average can be used in lieu of a temporal average, and that with (p=2), (E[v^{p}]) is an excellent approximation of (E^{p}[v]).