The phrase "a numerical formula was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing mathematical expressions or equations that are being referenced or described in a text.
Example: "In the study, a numerical formula was derived to calculate the efficiency of the new algorithm."
Alternatives: "a mathematical formula was" or "a quantitative formula was".
In case of restricting the relation between the parents and the offspring as each one in order to learn in real time, a new numerical formula is proposed to solve the difficulty of adjusting the search region as reducing the individual by using the error generated from the sensor of the dynamic system.
The numerical formula is derived by integration over two steps, where the integrals of terms on the right-hand side of (1) are approximated via the trapezoidal rule and the midpoint rule, respectively.
The numerical formula is as follows [ 25]: (2) n = (C × t e ) 2 Where n = the number of units required; C = coefficient of variation - a normalised measure of dispersion of a probability distribution and which is defined as the ratio of the standard deviation to the mean; e = required accuracy; t = student's t.
The individual propositions of arithmetic, or what Kant calls "numerical formulas," are in fact singular, which is why he claims that arithmetic does not have axioms as geometry does.
In fact, as Gödel showed, a numerical formula could even be made to say something about itself.
It upheld a policy at the law school that took race into account but struck down an undergraduate policy in which minority applicants were given an explicit point advantage in a numerical formula.
While I'm in favor of encouraging kids to read as much as possible, I, like Straight, "find the idea that we can apply a numerical formula to reading a bit insulting to literature".
To achieve the goal experiments were conducted, finite element method (FEM) of numerical simulations were performed and an engineering formula was derived.
