Sentence examples for the one formulated from inspiring English sources

An alternate taxonomy put forth in this issue by [54] is based on the one formulated by Gaver described earlier.

Remark 3 Note that from the above proof we can derive a much stronger statement on the uniqueness of T than the one formulated in Theorem 3. Namely, it is easy to see that T : = T m 0 is the unique additive mapping such that (19) holds with some L > 0.

Analysis of a larger series of tumors would be needed to determine the relevance of this observation and may lead to the formulation of a modified WHO classification for mouse models, similar to the one formulated for peripheral nerve sheath tumors in mouse models (25).

Later, the B.C.S. asked some of the computer services, including the one formulated by The New York Times, if they would reduce that emphasis.

Of the contemporary psychological attempts to answer that question, the most influential is the one formulated by the clinical psychologists Anke Ehlers and David Clark at the University of Oxford.

One of the most often quoted definitions was the one formulated by Ben Martin in 1995: Foresight is "the process involved in systematically attempting to look into the longer-term future of science, technology, the economy and society with the aim of identifying the areas of strategic research and the emerging generic technologies likely to yield the greatest economic and social benefits" [3].

However, there is no evidence within the source material that alludes to God being the one to influence the impending collision between a risen Sokovia and the rest of the earth that would result in mass annihilation; Ultron is the one formulating the doom of humanity.

The second objective function is the same as the second one formulated by Kia et al. (2013) to minimize the total cell load variation.

Figure  2 presents an example of such a paradigm, closely based on one formulated by the technical panel responsible for developing a 'core body of knowledge' for Australia's generalist OHS professionals [ 64].

Before moving to the next question, I will quote two more answers, one formulated on the "No": "People like to revolve around standardized robots"; one on the "Maybe": "Depends if the scientist sees differences in gender roles.

One, formulated by Charles Spearman in the early 1900's, proposed that there was a general factor, dubbed the "g-factor," that allowed a person to perform well in a diverse array of cognitive tests.