formulation
14
6.0
- noun
- /ˌfɔrmjʊˈleɪʃən/
:
elaboración
- His formulation of the problem helped everyone understand the issue more clearly.
- policy formulation
- problem formulation
- formulation process
So sentience or maybe the more basic formulation of that is consciousness.
- So sentience or maybe the more basic formulation of that is consciousness.
- Epicurus's formulation is a little bit different.
- Something about this Freudian formulation just has a right feel to it.
- This victimy part of narcissism is the central pillar of the vulnerable formulation of narcissism.
- I like, I really love Fred Moton's formulation.
- But where are values in that formulation?
- You're not wrong there, but it's but there are some more kind of academic formulations of this.
- Sounds like it kind of but God seems to be not optimizing in the different formulations of God that we conceive of.
- Is it useful at all to think about this kind of formulation of rational self-interest?
- Quote The mere formulation of a problem is far more often essential than its solution.
- We we often feel like, OK, the main character doesn't in the classic formulation that I think most people go by when they're trying to write a script.
- We've talked about the legacy of the Roman Empire, three-part kind of legacy in our formulation.
- And so we saw that formulation just earlier in the previous paragraph.
Examples
-
My challenge to this particular formulation lies in the word 'leave.'
Academic text (2017) -
While Indian authorities consider U.S. pressure in their formulation of policy, energy security is equally important.
Academic text (2008) -
And this kind of a formulation of them was completely unique.
-
That is the first and most general formulation of his principle.
-
So in principle, we have a precise mathematical formulation we can work with.
-
Liberty plays another role in Mill's formulation, besides serving as an aspect of utility.
Academic text (1991) -
Jenkins' assessment and formulation of his problems took place over two appointment sessions.
Academic text (2012) -
In the novel, each character represents a new formulation of trans and queer identities.
Academic text (2017) -
Key cognitive strategies include: problem formulation, research, interpretation, communication, and precision and accuracy.
Academic text (2012) -
As one composes a speech, she likens language to the formulation of identity.
Synonyms
38
4.9
Presenting information in a way that affects how people understand it
18
4.8
A way of explaining the meaning of words or texts
12
4.4
Giving clear details so others understand
5
7.5
Forming a clear idea of something in your mind
2
4.2
Careful planning to make a new idea or way to do something
1
6.2
A process in which an idea or plan becomes clear and fixed
Antonyms
How Developed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Formulation comes from the idea form, meaning 'shape' or 'make'. To formulate an idea is to 'shape' it into a clear plan, so formulation is the act of creating and organising a thought or strategy.