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Ancient Gr****). They may
refer to:
Formal wear,
attire for
formal events Semi-
formal attire,
attire for semi-
formal events Informal attire, more controlled...
- In logic, mathematics,
computer science, and linguistics, a
formal language consists of
words whose letters are
taken from an
alphabet and are well-formed...
- In philosophy, a
formal fallacy,
deductive fallacy,
logical fallacy or non
sequitur (/ˌnɒn ˈsɛkwɪtər/;
Latin for "[it] does not follow") is a
pattern of...
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Formal wear or full
dress is the
Western dress code
category applicable for the most
formal occasions, such as weddings, christenings, confirmations,...
- A
formal science is a
branch of
science studying disciplines concerned with
abstract structures described by
formal systems, such as logic, mathematics...
- In
formal language theory, a
grammar (when the
context is not given,
often called a
formal grammar for clarity)
describes how to form
strings from a language's...
- A
formal system is an
abstract structure used for
inferring theorems from
axioms according to a set of rules.
These rules,
which are used for carrying...
- In
computer science,
formal methods are
mathematically rigorous techniques for the specification, development, and
verification of
software and hardware...
- In chemistry, a
formal charge (F.C. or q*), in the
covalent view of
chemical bonding, is the
hypothetical charge ****igned to an atom in a molecule, ****uming...
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Formal theory can
refer to:
Another name for a
theory which is
expressed in
formal language An
axiomatic system,
something representable by
symbols and...