Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The act or result of reformulating; a putting into another form or shape.
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- noun The act of
formulating anew - noun A new
formulation
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Examples
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The reformulation is a key step in Petroleos Mexicanos's ongoing Fuel Quality Improvement Program.
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The reformulation is a key step in Petroleos Mexicanos's ongoing Fuel Quality Improvement Program.
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I m starting to think that the word "reformulation" is just another term for "completely ruin."
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On the level of values, it goes from the idea of absolute Truth as a sacred legacy received from the past, to the idea of truth as a quest and a constant reformulation in the language of cultural evolution — a reformulation which is always approximate and relative, and which implies a keen awareness of the weakness and radical inadequacies of the human mind, as well as a more and more modest agnosticism.
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There is telling people, and some people will change because you tell them, and there is reformulation which is changing things without people knowing about it.
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Big pharma has resolutely refused to buy into this "reformulation" concept, citing Nitromed
Piggybacking on Orexigen's Unexpected Victory - The Source - WSJ
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There is telling people, and some people will change because you tell them, and there is reformulation which is changing things without people knowing about it.
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Textron Systems $24 million to look at the Apollo Avcoat TPS as a potential backup technology - although due to changes in environmental legislation since the 1960s the Orion Avocat would have to be a "reformulation" the space agency was expecting a preliminary design review (PDR) for its PICA heat shield in April that could have then seen this "subsystem" handed over to Lockheed for "integration" with the rest of the CEV
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Textron Systems $24 million to look at the Apollo Avcoat TPS as a potential backup technology - although due to changes in environmental legislation since the 1960s the Orion Avocat would have to be a "reformulation" the space agency was expecting a preliminary design review (PDR) for its PICA heat shield in April that could have then seen this "subsystem" handed over to Lockheed for "integration" with the rest of the CEV
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Apart from litigation, companies use other methods such as reformulation or licensing a subsidiary (or another company) to sell generics under the original patent.
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