Sentence examples for more precisely formulated from inspiring English sources

The structural descriptions provided by a generative grammar are comparable with, but more precisely formulated than, the analyses that result from the traditional practice of parsing sentences in terms of the parts of speech.

In this application, FeCl3 in slightly basic water reacts with the hydroxide ion to form a floc of iron III) hydroxide, or more precisely formulated as FeO(OH −, that can remove suspended materials.

Wallace's proposal of "long epochs" of isolating barriers can now be more precisely formulated and addressed.

Their allosteric explanation could be more precisely formulated with a general state diagram.

The themes were reflected upon to see if they could substantiate and validate the naive understanding, which was subsequently more precisely formulated.

Health sector reform strategies and operational plans need to be more precisely formulated in terms of actual capacity and resources available.

More precisely, we formulate conditions on a function f, which guarantee that the graph of at least one solution of the above-mentioned system stays in the prescribed domain.

Brasoveanu and Farkas (2011) argue that scopal properties of natural language indefinites are best elucidated in terms of a semantics inspired by IFL, more precisely by formulating the semantics relative to sets of variable assignments as done in Hodges's compositional semantics for slash logic.

This enables us to describe CAU more precisely and formulate criteria for inclusion.

First of all, QMSL, being precisely formulated, allows to locate precisely the 'split' between micro and macro, reversible and irreversible, quantum and classical.

First, the AHP, being fairly new, has few precisely formulated methodological rules.