Sentence examples for more formally a from inspiring English sources
Some corporate executives seem to think so, and many of them are now requiring that their employees dress more formally, a recent survey says.
A dirty bomb or, more formally, a radiological dispersion device, is not likely to give off lethal doses of radiation, according to experts, but could contaminate valuable real estate with low levels of contamination in a way that would require an expensive cleanup or simply make an area unusable.
More formally, a shop s is characterized by two customer sets.
More formally, a domain consists of a set of objects and an interpreted set of statements about them.
More formally a norm is represented as (|left| A right||_{q} :A in {mathcal{R}}^{m times n} to {mathcal{R}}).
Barber added: "We apologised to Crystal Palace as soon as the vandalism in their dressing room was discovered and again more formally a few days after the match".
When the measurement noise is small, instead of a disc D i j, we can consider a ring R i j (or more formally, an annulus) defined as R i j = { z ∈ ℝ 2 | d ^ i j - ε l ≤ z - z j ≤ d ^ i j - ε u }, j ∈ A i, (12).
More formally, an HMM is parameterized by a transition matrix A = { a ml } M × M, where a ml is the probability of going from state m to l.
English gave a brief speech accepting the nomination, then replied more formally in a letter a month later.
More formally, suppose A 1 ⊕ A 2 = B 1 ⊕ B 2 as left R -modules.
And one day, Facebook could potentially try to act more formally as a Groups App Store and try to take a cut of software-as-a-service subscription fees the tool makers charge.
