Sentence examples for systematic formulation from inspiring English sources
In part A a systematic formulation of the conservation equations of momentum and energy is given.
Despite those basic features, however, there has never been a generally accepted or even systematic formulation of the rule of law (but not for lack of attempts by jurists and political philosophers).
In its lucid and thoroughgoing look at the historical dimension of concepts, the book is at once a systematic formulation of Hacking's approach and its relation to other types of intellectual history, and a valuable contribution to philosophical understanding.
The structure of the library is guided by a general modelling concept for the systematic formulation of chemical engineering process models.
This study shows the importance of systematic formulation design for understanding the effect of formulation parameters on the characteristics of LPNs, eventually resulting in the identification of an OOS.
A systematic formulation for geometrically exact deformation analysis and 2D cross-sectional analysis for obtaining structural stiffness values and warping functions of general isotropic/anisotropic beams is presented here.
However, symmetry is often applied in engineering intuitively case-by-case basis without systematic formulations.
According to the Court, the "continuous-and-systematic" formulation is not the test for general jurisdiction; rather, International Shoe used the words "continuous and systematic" in its consideration of specific jurisdiction i.e., jurisdiction where the in-state conduct is the basis for the claim.
Computational approaches adopt a systematic blend formulation methodology that assists focused experimental work.
Abele's yokeless magnet design provides a systematic mathematical formulation for prismatic structures that generate uniform fields in arbitrary cavities without the need of an external ferromagnetic yoke.
Scarcely known or written about by English-speaking scholars, De Indiarum iure is regarded by some Spanish scholars as the most systematic juridical formulation of the legitimacy of Spain and Portugal's 17th century claims.
