Sentence examples for a quite simple formula from inspiring English sources

To avoid the weakness, Medveď [16] presented a new method to solve integral inequalities of Henry-Gronwall type, then he got the explicit bounds with a quite simple formula, similar to the classic Gronwall-Bellman inequalities.

In 1997, Medved̆ [3] presented a new method to solve integral inequalities of Henry-Gronwall type and their Bihari version, then he got the explicit bounds with a quite simple formula, similar to the classic Gronwall-Bellman inequalities.

It works in a quite simple fashion.

Growth investing is also a quite simple concept.

His videos had a simple formula, and one quite common on YouTube: he filmed himself taking the mick out of the weirdest and most shocking stuff he could find on the internet.

His videos had a simple formula, and one quite common on YouTube: He filmed himself making fun of the weirdest and most shocking stuff he could find on the internet.

It's a simple formula: a chair and a woman stretched out across it.

It's a simple formula: a chair and a woman stretched out across it.

It is beginning to be generally admitted that no single formula can quite accurately express all the facts, but there are strong hopes that a reasonably simple formula giving results near enough for all practical purposes may be the outcome.

The statistics underlying weighted LD are quite simple, making the formula for the expectation of a ^ (d ), as well as the noise and other errors from our inference procedure, relatively easy to understand.

"We use a fairly simple formula," Mr. Fouche said.