Sentence examples for a real formula from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's decision to join the military intervention in Libya may well be judged a failure if the initial result is a muddle or a partition of the country, an outcome that his own secretary of defense, Robert M. Gates,  declared less than a month ago would be a "a real formula for insecurity".

She was then given an expanded role this season, which included more time in the simulator and also a first taste of a real Formula 1 car.

Thus, to succeed, ideal mathematics must be conservative over the real part: whenever formalized ideal mathematics proves a real formula P, P itself (or the finitary proposition it expresses) must be finitarily provable.

A real formula that happens at the rate between horizontal components of rotation (Ω x, Ω y ) and horizontal wave number components (k x, k y ) given in the form ( Ω x Ω y = k x k y ), is considered in Eq. (38).

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Trying to find out how a woman looks like she's working hard through these very important visuals is just not something that there's a real formula for".

Above that point, especially in Sport, the transmission is suddenly very quick, with down- and upshifts exceptionally sharp for a production car (real Formula 1 cars can shift about ten times faster, by the way).

The real formula, it says, remains in a bank vault in Atlanta.

The problem is that there is no real formula for determining exactly what an executive should be paid.

"There's no real formula; finding the right bra size for someone is a hard task," says Kelly Dunmore, chief lingerie stylist at Rigby & Peller.

"There is no real formula to it," Mr. Panahi said about his technique.