Sentence examples for a matter of formula from inspiring English sources

But now that Ms. Fuller has taken her wand to American Media, which publishes supermarket tabloids like The National Enquirer and The Star, executives at Wenner Media are saying that the success of Us Weekly is a matter of formula, not Ms. Fuller.

It is not a matter of formulas, but there must be a reasonable judgment having its basis in a proper consideration of all relevant facts.' Minnesota Rate Cases (1913) 230 U. S. 352, 434, 33 Sup.

The expression UN(B UP)(CG)) may look "unfamiliar" when compared to formulas of FOL, but notation to a large extent is a matter of convention.

Much of Mr. Horton's book consists of anecdotes and advice from working pros who know that getting really great pictures is not a matter of memorizing formulas.

In a similar way one gets estimates for the gradient | D u ( x ) - D u ( y ) | ≤ c I 1 - α ( x ) + I 1 - α ( y ) | x - y | α, 0 ≤ α < 1. (10 As a matter of fact, formulas (9)–(10) can be read as nonlocal, fractional derivatives versions of the classical estimates in (5).

Or is it simply a matter of ignoring dubious formulae and getting on with things?

Naturally, it was only a matter of time before the formula was applied to maids.

Unlike many sports series, the prize money in F1 is a matter of secrecy and the formula which governs its distribution is not widely known.

In practice, draining peat lands is a matter of experience and standard formulas that are applicable to mineral soils are of little value.

Once we discover it and turn it into a formula, development is just a matter of bringing you in line with that formula.

Unifying theories is a matter of showing how the mathematical formulae that comprise them can be derived from one another, how the phenomena they concern can be commensurated.