Sentence examples for principle was formalized from inspiring English sources

The principle was formalized by Isaac Newton and made into the first of his three Laws of Motion fifty years after the death of Descartes.

While its attempt to understand informal reasoning is usually couched in natural language, research may employ formal methods and the question whether the accounts of argument which characterize informal logic can in principle be formalized is a source of active investigation.

Although they offer one of the more technically detailed discussions of the correspondence principle, they do not discuss either Bohr's claim that it should be considered a law nor Bohr's claim that the correspondence principle is formalized into the new quantum mechanics.

First unveiled in a speech in 2004 by Republican FCC Chairman Michael Powell, those principles were formalized as an "Internet policy statement" in 2005.

At a technical level, the paper presents an expressive concurrent programming language with recursive functions for modeling interfaces and a logic of programs in which compositional reasoning principles are formalized and proved sound with respect to trace semantics.

That closure was formalized six years later, after September 11th.

A model was formalized and validated.

It was formalized by the Pact of Steel in 1939.

She added that the trust was formalized in 2007.

Finley: It wasn't anything that was formalized.

The concept of "academic freedom" was formalized in 1940, when the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) and the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AACU) agreed upon A Statement of Principles on Academic Freedom and Tenure.