Sentence examples for of its formulations from inspiring English sources

However, the ASHRAE 2007 cannot model the effect of upstream buildings, thus further investigation of its formulations is required.

Insofar as this theory justifies and so defends the basic contours of existing provocation doctrine, it challenges those who view the doctrine, in some or all of its formulations, as a pernicious presence in the criminal law.

De Grey has mapped out his proposed course in such detail that he believes it may be possible for his objective to be achieved within as short a period as 25 years, in time for many readers of Technology Review to avail themselves of its formulations – and, not incidentally, in time for his 41-year-old self as well.

Yet in the vigour of its arguments, the punch of its formulations (taxation is "on a par with forced labour"; "to each as they choose, from each as they are chosen") and the breadth of its attack, the book had an impact far beyond the academic world.

The administration's changing of its formulations masks a failure to come to grips with China, even 10 months after the inauguration.

Because of the risks, most major cosmetics companies (Revlon, L'Oréal, Johnson & Johnson, and Unilever) have eliminated phthalates from their products, or are in the process of doing so (Procter & Gamble has eliminated phthalates from "more than 99percentt" of its formulations and will be totally phthalate-free in months, according to Paul Fox, P&G's corporate communications director).

It is worthy of note that in the process of its formulation, the Kantian Formula of Humanity clearly takes precedence.

The explanation of the success of Hegelianism marked by the formation of a school that, for more than 30 years, brought together the best energies of German philosophy lies in the fact that no other system could compete with it in the richness of its content or the rigour of its formulation or challenge its claim to express the total spirit of the culture of its time.

The exergy function proposed by Jørgensen, called eco-exergy, is investigated in this paper because of its formulation that differs from the classical one.

However, we feel that the result obtained is generally insufficient to the problem, since values taken by the parameters of a mathematical programming model at the time of its formulation are only estimates of real-life conditions.

The very act of its formulation channels the mind into its narrow (and language-based) vision, closing off the otherwise infinite possibilities of the imaginative process.