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In the United States, falafel's versatility has allowed for the reformulating of recipes for meatloaf, sloppy joes and spaghetti and meatballs into vegetarian dishes.

This method is based on the formative method for adapting psychotherapy (FMAP), a "bottom-up" approach that involves collaborating with service users as a first step to generate and support ideas for therapy adaptation. 1 This approach consists of five phases that target developing, testing, and reformulating of therapy modifications.

It is as if the urban world were being reformulated out of the pastoral.

But Poincaré never took the decisive step of reformulating traditional concepts of space and time into space-time, which was Einstein's most profound achievement.

Reformulating 'quality of care' in patients with multimorbidity and adapting pay-for-performance systems accordingly is a merely practical need to better address multimorbidity.

But the idea of reformulating detergent so that all types of clothes can be washed in cold water is relatively new, at least in North America and Europe.

The efficiently reformulated version of the micromechanically based Generalized Method of Cells (GMC) provides the macroscopic tangential constitutive tensor in closed-form.

The paper presents a novel approach to reformulate several of these routing schemes as a cascade of implicit pool routing models.

Part of reformulating any perspective is educating yourself through the consideration of a wide variety of sources and opinions.

Dior celebrates the 60th anniversary of its Rouge Dior lipstick collection with a reformulated version of the lipstick in 32 new shades.

Items were derived from Beck's cognitive model of depression (e.g., Beck 1967) and the reformulated model of learned helplessness and depression (Abramson et al. 1978).