formulation

Examples of formulating

formulating

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

By formulating plans in advance, agents can avoid the need down the line to deliberate about their next move.
The discussion can be seen as a needed step before formulating conclusions and/or recommendations.
The methods used for formulating the recommendations are clearly described. 11.
These two possibilities can be further tested by formulating two alternative hypotheses.
The ill-posedness in this case simply means that there may exist other missing physical effects that have to be included in formulating a mathematical problem.
Formulating completeness internally (but without syntax, as the essence of cut-elimination) was therefore the task.
Only in eleven of the 360 cases examined in my study, for example, was there any mention of mediator involvement in formulating the agreement.
Formulating age : dimensions of age identity in elderly talk.
In addition, could an understanding of the likely topology of such diseases be of assistance in formulating plans for disease control in the future?
After all, even members of non-egalitarian, non-liberal societies are agents capable of formulating and pursuing projects.
That this is accompanied by pauses, filled pauses (um, you know) and hesitation may be an indication of her having trouble formulating it.
This question can only be settled with hard data, not by appropriately formulating theoretical models.
It does so by eliminating entirely the process of formulating generalizations expressed in terms of rules or constraints.
In any event, when formulating and implementing policies, it will always be important to critically review the ' mainstream ' interpretation.
In summary, we have four options when formulating a query using the following combinations of index term effectiveness and cutoff criteria.
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