Sentence examples for try to formalize from inspiring English sources

Indeed, great business executives often seem to do themselves harm when they try to formalize what they do, to write it down as a set of principles.

Current Machine-to-Machine (M2 M) communication standardization efforts try to formalize the interfaces between M2 M nodes based on the perspective of exchanging uniform small data size with low sampling rate only.

"We come up with ideas, try to formalize them, and implement them," he said.

When this fails, we scramble to learn something about it and then try to formalize its use in one standard form for one purpose.

Given the importance of prior antibiotic exposure as a risk factor for antibiotic resistance, inappropriate therapy, and increased mortality, and the availability of electronic medical records at many hospitals, institutions should try to formalize an approach for identifying prior antibiotic exposure in patients with serious infections.

Frege noted this to be the main defect of natural language and a real obstacle to trying to formalize it (as opposed to just using the formal language without translation from natural language).

The Peruvian government has been trying to "formalize" small-scale mining for at least a decade.

"They're still trying to formalize plans for the weekend," he said.

It's a way of trying to formalize the law around token sales.

"He is essentially trying to formalize what we already agreed to do last year with the country's data protection officials," he said.

"Changan and Ford are now in negotiations trying to formalize details and prepare the proper documents required to put the proposal to the government for a final approval," said Kenneth Hsu, a Ford spokesman in China.