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A more formal way of describing your mobile phone is to call it a cellular handset.

Well, as it's such a special occasion, I'd wear something a bit more formal if I was you.

Later on, when I worked with him in his office, it was definitely more formal.

It's easy to get lazy when you're lying down, so only work from your desk or other more formal workspace to maximize your productivity.

Abruptly, he pulled himself up into a more formal posture, shifting me to the side so that we were no longer touching.

Unfortunately, you're now tasked with cutting and pasting all of that good content into a more formal document.

Also exist in the design of the fuzzy concept of design work is done or not pure, more formal, there is no ideology to speak of.

The version was changed into a concert with a more formal procedure and a more fixed setting.

If stamps are a country's Ambassador, then money, no doubt that seems to be a more formal national business card.

A spreadsheet is very easy to use and maintain, unlike the more formal project plan which quickly goes stale and is never easily updated.

During the requirements phase of a project, analysts can take use cases to the next level by providing a more formal level of refinement.

Or, if you want to be a bit more formal, post an instructional video to YouTube, or take advantage of sites like MindBites or WizIQ.

So it's first-hand observation of the problems that we see if you don't try to be a little more formal in your definitions.

Semantics can only be discussed in the context of a particular language but syntax is more formal and can be discussed abstractly.

Some of the comments are well taken , but let me restate my argument in a slightly more formal way , although I will still avoid equations .

When I send my articles for publication, my editor and a translator both work to give my own translation more formal, literary diction.

A casual backyard barbecue is going to be much less stressful than a more formal sit-down meal.

The researchers found that this Twitter rating tracked more formal opinion polls closely.

Some might have access to more formal training, but even they are shaped by the pervasiveness of popular culture.

When talking politics, however, the French, like the Americans, tend to go for the more formal notion of justice.

We need a more formal system to ensure that they cannot be so easily brushed off.

This year the Bank of England received a more formal role in overseeing banks.

If your workplace is more formal, skip distressed denim in favor of a crisp pair of dark-wash jeans.

The root cause is not in the non-financial itself, but in a more formal financial non-financial risks compared to bigger.

Toward evening I would return to a more formal section of the park, set out as a garden, just off the main road.

Business English, the language was more formal and often a certain format and jargon.

Services architecture modeling provides a more formal way of specifying the participants and contracts governing their interactions.

"It started out as very informal memos; now it's used for absolutely everything and has become much more formal, " says Watts.

To make it more formal, induction learns a general rule R (concerning A and B) from numerous examples of A and B.

I strongly object to this practice, college entrance examination is a more formal and strict selection criteria for examination.

Each worsening of the employment situation calls forth an increased demand for more formal information at all levels.

Attribute Groups Attribute groups provide a more formal classification structure, including attribute names, values and default value.

And you're quite right in more formal industries like the law, like banking, people still wear the formal suit.

CHINA; S remarkable growth is as apparent in beer consumption as it is in more formal economic indicators.

In more formal languages, efficiency of compiled code is a priority, and a limit is placed on language flexibility.

Wait! This set is a little more formal and the plates are bigger, about an inch larger in diameter. It has a nice blue pattern, see?

They evolved from more formal and ceremonial routes of movement into corridors that tried to reintroduce nature into the city.

That conversation, he said, is well beyond what more formal, regulatory bodies such as the WTO can deliver.

For a more formal version of original manufacturer PS, in this context problem rarely occurs.

In more formal contexts, "service" refers to the abstract or logical representation of a business task.

The spread of sympathy protests over what began as a local Greek issue has big implications for the more formal anti-globalisation movement.

The upper half of the big kilt evolved into the separate plaid (or sash) which is now worn at more formal events.

Mid-morning, he invariably changed into something more formal for his short meetings with his councillors and advisors.

Mid-morning, he invariably changed into something more formal for his short meetings with his counsellors and advisors.

More formal market for infant rice brand, according to the mother can manuals to guide it to feed, do not have to worry any side effects.

Once you've tested the waters, you can set up more formal meetings with key stakeholders to ask for their support.

Follow-up: checking that defects have been addressed, gathering metrics and checking on exit criteria (for more formal review types).

It's an award about my six-pack body. . . hahaha. But this is more formal to me and I'd like to say thank to Siam Dara for this award.

You'd better change into a little more formal dress.

Although Americans are very informal , if you prefer to be more formal in social situations , you may freely act in your own way .

While some welcome casual conversations, others look to keep the interview a bit more formal.

Over time, these councils took a more formal role and saw knights representing each county.

'Perhaps you'd like to wear something a bit more formal? ' Ms. Griffin, a 53-year-old executive recruiter, asked hopefully.

Research indicates that individuals are more inclined to believe other guests than more formal forms of promotion methods.

SOPHIE: It's even more casual here. In Taiwan, clothes styles used to be more formal.

Later in this article you see will see how to define some of this information into more formal documents.

considered appropriate for more formal situations. Almost all idiomatic expressions are colloquial language.

If space, slope and budget permit, patios can give a more formal, more permanent feel to your landscape master plan.

Certainly not be bound by its vacuous contents, but presumably take note in a slightly more formal way.

Second, speech marking requires more formal language. Listeners react negatively to speeches loaded with slang, jargon , and bad grammar.

In this lesson, we learn how to introduce ourselves in a more formal way as well as how to re-establish an important relationship.

Many editors also are responsible for annual performance reviews of the employees they supervise, which is a more formal type of feedback.

Most depictions of Roman women are more formal, with hair done and up, so the redhead on the left looks particularly unusual.

I would advise you to recast that last sentence in More formal wording.

More formal, defined processes are addressing the need for collaboration across geographical distances.

The United States has argued that a more formal arrangement would benefit both nations and help avert crises.

Choose a dark blue with either a pinstripe or windowpane pattern. The pinstripe is more formal and can be worn for business or evenings out.

Check the PR for a full list, plus our Adoption Stories and Sun's more formal Customer References.

The letter was right to demand more formal mechanisms for dealing with scientific misconduct.

the comparison shows the MTE corpus uses more formal words and some of the formal words reveal significant differences.

Communication with the team maybecome more formal and some of the initial energy and initiative can be lost.

Appositive noun clauses tend to follow nouns which are more formal or academic-oriented.

These iterations gradually build a more formal and more complete model (typically moving from the whiteboard to the modeling tool).

The Starwood and Hilton Chinese programs are more formal and reach across their portfolio of hotels.

Our factory job more formal, indoor clean, it's all good, is to reduce the air bubble.

They are useful for both requirements management and an additional, more formal, filtering mechanism.

This ensures a more formal and system-supported agreement of key terminology early on in the project.

Generally, people in Canada and the U. S. A. wear suits in offices , for more formal occasions , just as people do in China .

Are they dressy enough to wear on more formal occasions?

scientists of a sort that gradually ceased to exist as the natural sciences grew more formal and mature.

Older teens who desire a more formal "lab science" equivalent might want a textbook or mentor.

Adults birthday party on the more formal, and most are in a restaurant eating a sumptuous dinner.

In general more formal social occasions, men wear more black or dark suit, white shirt and tie, wearing a black hard bottom shoes.

Some get a personal letter, and others get a more formal letter.

You're very welcome. A bit more formal, still common.

Notes receivable are more formal than accounts receivable.

We American teachers often have a more open and friendly relationship with our Chinese students than do some more formal Chinese teachers.

Four of the clips show bin Laden, who was killed along with four others Monday by U. S. commandos, in more formal attire.

In other words, some words tend to be more formal, others casual, and still others neutral in style.

If the answer is yes, then it is very reasonable to do a more formal assessment for depression and then offer treatment.

If the answer is yes, then it is very reasonable to do a more formal assessment for depression and then offer treatment.

China and Japan are particular about their own company, " " to tea, but the Japanese tea ceremony more formal, cumbersome.

Complete sentences express a more formal attitude.

Word-of-mouth adds a layer of credibility and is more effective than other more formal forms of promotion.

How about this one? I think this one is more formal and elegant.

The calls put pressure on China, the world's second-largest emitter of greenhouse gases, to take on more formal commitments.

Boys and girls are generally sent a gift more formal, girls have to make that.

Sometimes more formal expressions are called for, such as in disagreements with a supervisor.

This gives rise to the need for more formal planning, which in turn drives the need for estimation.

The bribery convention is a more formal instrument.

For more formal events wear a French-cuffed shirt with cuff links that reflect your personality.

In other companies the process is more formal, with financial analysts, cost accountants, and even whole departments dedicated to this .

However, the language they speak is more formal and the content they use is more political and not used in regular life.

Compared with jeans, cocktail dresses are considered more formal.

The more formal Oman Museum covers the nation's culture from Bedouin traditions to colonialism.

Young people usually like casual wear, but older people prefer more formal clothes.

For more formal education, you can take one or more of over 250 courses that IBM offers across the WebSphere Software portfolio.

The text is bolder and more formal. Much of the old Google playfulness has vanished.

Let us put the view on a slightly more formal basis.

for more formal dinners, from course to course, your tableware will be taken away and replaced as needed.

But he's careful to keep it all business with more formal contacts.

The letter of intent puts the initiative on a more formal footing.

Usually, one is a more standard variety called the high variety or H-variety, which is used for more formal or serious matters.

That makes the process more formal than for buying a SIM, but less rigorous than for opening a bank account.

For more contractual arrangements, we need to have a more formal approach.

These organizations need more formal, auditable governance.

You shouldn't write in the same voice as when you write family or friends, a business letter needs to be more formal.

More formal processes are necessary as teams grow beyond quite small.

Trousers were over breeches when horseback riding to keep the more formal clothes clean.

Dresses are often used by young girls and as more formal attire by adult women.

Where alterantive ways of saying the expressions are given, the first is generally more formal or technical.

New structures and more formal designation of responsibilities are needed.

For more formal events, a black lace dress would be more apt.

If you want to be more formal or polite, just ask "Do you know what time it is? "

Will China and France issue a more formal text?

They wore ordinary ties instead of the more formal high collar and cravat.

Data types are more formal in 2. 0, which might require analysis, and schema usage would increase the need to scrutinize.

These adjectives structure is more formal, and many are wide color words.

So why worry about using the same word in this more formal political and legal context?

There are more formal efforts, in addition to the Ultimate Block Party initiatives.

But the graph refers to workplace learning. Classroom learning has to be more formal than learning on the job.

Fabric sling-backs suitable for cocktail and more formal dresses.

The more formal scheduled flights began on 21 January 1976 on the London-Bahrain and Paris-Rio (via Dakar) routes.

The same most commonly used words usually account for 70-75 % of more formal written material.

If the situation is more formal in nature, then you would more likely use the term "unfortunate" .

This is a more formal approach to customer involvement than the customer review suggested in Tip #4.

So the beauty created by "Post-modern" is more formal.

A: They get higher level English, which is more formal than everyday spoken English.

"May" is also used to give permission, but this is more formal.

We should seek more formal settings for the party.

If that goes well, suggest a more formal date, such as lunch.

Students with good basic English writing skills who want to learn more formal letter-writing techniques.

In some business documents, and legal language, more formal English is used. For example, although we would say.

But, as well as using these kinds of words, what else is it that makes language in greetings sound more formal and polite?

This is your more formal pitch presentation that you make to investors.

When the culture of a host country is characterized by collectivism, a parent firm tends to adopt more formal control mechanisms;

When a subsidiary relies more on the headquarters for resources, a parent firm tends to adopt more formal control mechanisms;

Foreign athletes in North America usually learn to speak English faster than people in more formal learning environments.

It is good to remember that to an American such an informal greeting really means the same thing as a more formal handshake someplace else

Which is more formal than that.

For some, being in nature, listening to a loved one or writing poetry are soulful acts. For a more formal definition

A trip and (more formal) an excursion are short journeys and visits from and returning to a particular place. *trip

We are thus led to distinguish a more formal kind of education

Begin and Begin commence are equivalent in meaning, though commence is more formal:

or the more formal conversation of highly educated speakers