Sentence examples for more formally based from inspiring English sources

Here he presents the sixth, seventh and eighth programs, all mingling chorale preludes with more formally based works, like the delightful Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in C (BWV 564), which ends the evening tomorrow.

Here he presents the last two programs, both mingling chorale preludes with more formally based works, like the great C minor Passacaglia and Fugue (BWV 562), which ends the series tomorrow.

In addition, our data are based on self-report assessments and did not include the opportunity for interviews to more formally establish active insulin restriction.

While formally based languages in this area are often too difficult to understand for domain experts, more informal languages frequently lack animation support for dynamic process visualizations.

FrSeC is formally based and considers legal rules and contextual conditions during service provision.

With the exception of three approaches, all remaining approaches are not formally based.

More formally, FCA is based on the notion of a triple K = (G, M, I ), where G is a set of objects, M is a set of attributes and I is a binary relation between G and M, i.e., I ⊆ G × M. Such a triple is denoted as a formal context.

However, community based trials or post licensure field effectiveness trials will be needed to assess the safety and acceptability of aerosol based vaccines more formally.

Lenzerini introduces in [19] a theoretical framework for integrating a set of heterogeneous data sources based on their associated schema metadata, more formally, local schemas.

A variance based identifiability criterion, which is stated more formally below, is preferred over the eigenvalue criterion [ 2, 32] for its simplicity and intuitive interpretation.

More formally, we present a maximal wireless covering problem with survivability constraints based on network connectivity using binary integer programming.