Sentence examples for a prescriptive formula from inspiring English sources
Equation (A1) expresses the power of the SLH formalism; it captures the modular nature of the optical network and also gives us a prescriptive formula for how to model the properties of the entire device by knowing properties of each module.
It exists within a very prescriptive formula, faithfully recreating the cinematic techniques of the time at least in appearance, if not in actual execution.
To Nuheara's credit, the IQBuds BOOST have been validated by the National Acoustic Laboratories for NAL-NL2 a NAL-NL2 aected, non-linear prescriptive formula that is used in many hearing aids on the market.
However, no prescriptive formula was provided as to how this was done (emphasizing the idea that there is no one way to write integrated STEM curricula), leading to units that varied in how STEM integration was represented, including the add-on, implicit, and explicit types of engineering integration described by Crotty et al. (2017) and Guzey et al. (2017).
Both Hindu and Buddhist art were produced according to prescriptive formulas.
This paper proposes a second-order design method which requires only section capacity check without the need of using prescriptive formulae in different codes for various structural forms.
Both 2-cc coupler measurement and simulated real-ear measurement were conducted to examine the performance of the OTC hearing aids; (2) Estimation of the hearing loss that could be appropriately fitted with the OTC hearing aids using four prescriptive formulae.
It is actually not a prescriptive diet at all, rather a pattern of eating.
Because it is an official victory, it is to a large extent a prescriptive remembering, focused on two central pillars and their firmly entrenched formulas: the "peaceful revolution" and the normative Vergangenheitsbewältigung, as in Germany.
The NAL-R formula was selected because this formula is a relatively widely used method among linear prescriptive formulae [ 1].
I'm not a prescriptive director.
