formulate
രൂപം
definition
verb
economists and statisticians were needed to help formulate economic policy
create or devise methodically (a strategy or a proposal).
example
Try to 'formulate' your ideas in mathematical form so that the referee has an idea of where you are coming from.
We met with members of the unit team several times to 'formulate' a strategy.
We could then 'formulate' biological hypotheses that might help explain those patterns.
economists and statisticians were needed to help 'formulate' economic policy
I think I can claim to have discovered the Anschluss, or at least to have been the first to 'formulate' the idea clearly.
If not, then 'formulate' a sell strategy before you buy.
It is time to think, plan and 'formulate' a strong antibiotic policy to address the burgeoning hospital infection.
So let me try to 'formulate' more precisely what I'm getting at.
What elevates good writers is the way they 'formulate' their ideas.
Again, with so many 'formulators' for molecules, market forces will determine the price structure.
But, if you look at it, it is an interesting way of 'formulating' the suggestion.
After all, the Victorian and Edwardian 'formulators' of the work ethic understood that it is work that gives you a sense of your own powers and abilities; it is work that gives you self-esteem and self-confidence.
Einstein was also one of the first 'formulators' of quantum theory, without which we would have no computers.
Once the theory is 'formulated' in mathematical terms it turns out that there is nothing special about labour.
The people who 'formulated' this hypothesis took a quantum leap in the wrong direction.
As a rule each individual tenet is 'formulated' in an extremely brief way.
Smith and Jones independently seek to confirm the newly 'formulated' law of refraction.
To implement strategies, MMRDA prepares plans, 'formulates' policies and programmes and helps in directing investments in the region.
I'm already 'formulating' job search plans, and working out various budgetary considerations.
The Axiom of Comprehension says that for any predicate 'formulable' in first-order logic (plus the set membership relation), there is a set consisting of all the items that satisfy that formula.
The answer was clearly 'formulated' as Allison nodded her head.
The latter are 'formulated' to meet the increased nutritional needs of pregnant females and puppies.
Clearly some argument was addressed to the judge's suggestion but perhaps not 'formulated' with any precision.
But they've also persuaded the original 'formulators' and the people with the know-how to collaborate to actually put the whole product back in production.
The knowledge is formal and categorical; it is explicitly 'formulable' in propositions that assign properties to objects or express in verbal or symbolic terms the relations of objects and properties to one another.
The voices of opposition can allow the policy 'formulators' to revise their policies to suit social developments.
The required premises need to be 'formulated' on the combined basis of empirical and rational knowledge.
He expressed concern over the absence of a clearly 'formulated' economic policy of the new Cabinet.
Adkins reports that this alloy, specially 'formulated' for use in steel mills, really helps.
The product is specifically 'formulated' to maximize muscle mass, definition, strength and endurance.
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