Sentence examples for more formally in from inspiring English sources
If written out more formally in classical predicate logic, using a suitable formalism for representing time and action such as the situation calculus (McCarthy & Hayes 1969), the two formulae above only license the conclusion that Position A, Garden) holds.
Over time, his group began to engage more formally in local politics.
Assaults can be handled quietly and confidentially in an informal setting, or more formally in front of a board that can sanction the accused.
The employees have cubicles, and they can move through a series of living rooms designed for informal meetings and coffee breaks or gather more formally in conference rooms with semitransparent walls and ceilings, above.
The experience suggested that energy displays could exert unexpected social influences, a phenomenon that Spence and her colleagues, including the research fellow Caroline Leygue, explored more formally in a recent paper.
¹ — As opposed to the version printed online for public consumption, Dr. Entin's findings were clarified more formally in a recently published paper, "Do Racehorses and Greyhound Dogs Exhibit a Gender Difference in Running Speed?" in Equine and Comparative Exercise Physiology 4 (3/4): 135-140.
At the same time, the GPs have become more formally organized in local medical guilds in all municipalities in order to ensure formal representation in the committees.
ll that changed in the early 1950s, when the causal relationship between smoking and lung cancer was finally "proven," in scientific terms, and more formally "alleged," in tobacco industry parlance.
In 1981, when the university began more formally participating in NCAA intercollegiate sports, the then-chancellor and some student athletes declared the mascot to be the "sea lions".
In response to reviewer suggestions, we have more formally considered in our revision whether aneuploidy causing and tolerating loci could explain the drive phenotypes we have observed.
It's a place where what everyone else is arguing over gets argued over more formally and in slightly better language.
