Sentence examples for will be reformulating from inspiring English sources
While the company is still not definitively saying it has identified the problem ingredients, it's halted sales of Powder 1.6 to — in the spokesman's words — "err on the side of caution", and says it will be reformulating the Powder and the Bar to "remove the likely ingredients".
Some will be reformulated; others may be gone for good.
The media elements of Ms. Jonas's 1976 "Mirage," originally a performance with film, video and drawing, will be reformulated at the Whitney.
The strategy will see all added sugar taken out of the supermarket's 'Kids' category drinks, while own-brand full sugar drinks will be reformulated to reduce sugar content by five per cent a year.
The sensor fault problem will be reformulated to an actuator fault one by introducing a state variable transformation, so that an augmented system is constructed.
Thanks to m = u − α 2 u x x, equation (1.1) will be reformulated as u t − α 2 u x x t + 2 ω u x + 3 u u x + γ u x x x = α 2 ( 2 u x u x x + u u x x x ), t > 0, x ∈ R (1.2). with the initial data u 0 ( x ).
The evidence based best practices will be reformulated to make them understandable and usable for patients and they will be printed into an information leaflet.
This work will then be reformulated in polar coordinates to allow for the development of important solutions in that coordinate system.
Despite their shrewd mercenary ambitions, offerings like these ("The 12 Bugs of Christmas," anyone?) are designed for a short shelf life and will surely fade away, only to be reformulated for Christmases future.
In order to apply our method to the full model, it will be necessary to analyze how this approach can be reformulated as a modification to the nullspace approach and integrated into the most recent implementations (Terzer and Stelling, 2008).
Given that Theorem 2.2 only applies to an instantaneous process, we will only be able to treat the history-dependent systems which can be reformulated as instantaneous processes.
