Sentence examples for specific formal from inspiring English sources

They must be truthful and they must have a specific formal beauty to them.

"They are wrong to suggest that our policy is to claim a specific, formal exemption from EU rules.

One tends to think of Art Nouveau in specific formal terms -- slithery lines, bruisy colors -- but it was more than that.

In contrast to earlier hearings at the windswept Belmarsh magistrates courthouse on London's southeast fringes, today a British legal team representing the United States offered no specific, formal charges linking Mr. Raissi to the attacks.

Quite specific formal motifs in the figures of the Pisa pulpit compare closely with sculptural fragments representing Jupiter and imperial advisers from Frederick's triumphal gateway over the Via Appia at Capua and argue persuasively for Pisano's training in the artistic workshops of the Emperor.

Furthermore, none of the specific formal description and the reasoning process of authorization was proposed in the model.

The aim of this study was to compare three distinct HRQL measures, SF6D, HUI3 and EQ5D, in a population not affected by specific diseases, specifically: formal agreement and correlation between measures; similarities and differences in the way measures are independently related to a range of self-reported socio-demographic and morbidity measures.

US and Japanese practice is to screen all children for ASD at 18 and 24 months, using autism-specific formal screening tests.

It states that "dresses cannot be too short, too low-cut, expose too much skin around the midriff or be 'inappropriately revealing.' It also states that all students and guests must dress in gender-specific formal wear".

As the sequence composition of the individualised drug product will be patient-specific, formal preclinical toxicity studies are not feasible.

However, from the point of view of quantity of information or exhaustiveness, the most perfect definition (perfectissima definitio), i.e., the definition enumerating all four causes of the definiendum and not just its proximate genus (material cause) and specific difference (formal cause), is superior to any other form of knowledge (fol. 6rb).