Sentence examples for mostly formulated from inspiring English sources

Existing strength criteria are mostly formulated to describe the mechanical properties of reconstituted soils.

These and other familiar models of neuronal assemblies (for an overview see Anderson and Rosenfeld 1988) are mostly formulated in a way not invoking well-defined elements of quantum theory.

Welfare economics traditionally relied on "utility", and the extended informational basis of social choice is mostly formulated with utilities (although the use of extended preference orderings is often shown to be formally equivalent: for instance, saying that Jones is better-off than Smith is equivalent to saying that it is better to be Jones than to be Smith, in some social state).

Insoluble drugs are mostly formulated using the salt forms of weakly acid and basic drugs.

Herbal preparations were mostly formulated in the form of decoction, powder, and crushing.

Search strategies for systematic reviews are mostly formulated for the OVID search interface, which provides a powerful interface to the MEDLINE database of medical citations.

The theory was largely formulated in the days when the science of systematics was mostly concerned with the analysis of plant, fungi and animals and the study of evolution was essentially focussed on the study of these three eukaryotic lineages.

Union officials met for more than three hours on Thursday, mostly to formulate their bargaining strategy but in part to address the reports.

Gödel's realist views were formulated mostly in the context of the foundations of mathematics and set theory.

In the papers cited above, the problems have been formulated mostly in terms of two types of fractional derivative, namely, Riemann-Liouville (RL) and Caputo derivatives.

The aim of the dialogues was mostly not explicitly formulated, evaluation was quite often lacking, and the discussion of patients was usually open-ended.