formulation

Examples of formulated

formulated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The remaining generalised velocities must be formulated as functions of the previous ones.
The latter had formulated their opinions after a maximum of six months' teaching experience, the former after many years in the classroom.
Careful observation and description of tropical forest change provides the material from which specific hypotheses must be formulated and examined.
Our pocketbook item is formulated in the same way with two small differences.
Each of the models described above is formulated to enforce a hypothesized constraint on the counts in the contingency table.
A version of a stabilization technique was used to solve the steady-state problem formulated above.
The authors definitely take a liberal economic approach, which is mainly formulated in chapters eleven and twelve.
Many theories have been formulated mathematically in fields which were earlier thought to be outside the scope of mathematical reasoning.
The conditions for testing the unemployment trap theorem are easily formulated.
To derive backward induction, a "forward belief " condition is formulated in terms of revised rather than initial beliefs.
These developments show that, in inhomogeneous turbulence, one-particle stochastic models can be badly in error unless they are formulated carefully.
It should be noted, however, that we are not concerned here with how exactly the commanding relation should be formulated.
It happened mainly in clarification exchanges (when users sometimes formulated their queries more than once).
Some have formulated models of internalization, proposing historical actors who adopted such precepts wholeheartedly.
The way in which visions of shared identity were formulated and adopted is the subject examined here.
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