Sentence examples for a rough formula from inspiring English sources

Though The Late Late Show was notorious for being all over the place, Ferguson's shows followed a rough formula.

As advertisers try to position themselves ever closer to the entertainment that viewers are watching, a rough formula is emerging.

On the basis of their observations of iceberg deterioration, American researchers W.F. Weeks and Malcolm Mellor have proposed a rough formula for predicting melt loss: –Z = K D, where Z = loss in metres per day from the walls and bottom of the iceberg, K = a constant of order 0.12, and D = mean water temperature in °C averaged over the draft of the iceberg.

Lawrence B. Lindsey, the director of the White House's National Economic Council, said a rough formula long used by economists suggested that tax revenues could fall about $56 billion short of the $2 trillion the government expected to take in during the fiscal year that ends on Sept. 30.

If you think about the slipstream as a pocket of air, there is a rough formula for the size created by a moving disc, Leschziner says.

Even if fewer troops are sent, or their mission is modified, the rough formula used by the White House, of about $1 million per soldier a year, appears almost constant.

The evaluation of these rough formulas is described here, using the example of mixture risk assessment.

We show that the sharp angular momentum cutoff proposed by Glas and Mosel is a rough approximation, Wong's formula and the Hill–Wheeler approach determine the penetrability of the barrier without a correct consideration of the barrier shape, and the WKB approach gives reduced fusion probabilities.

The only trouble with the otherwise honorable nightcap is that it has a diabolical way of turning into two or three, thus ceasing to be a nightcap at all but instead a formula for a rough morning.

As with "All in the Family," the best of these dramas shoved TV forward with a rough charisma, blasting through piety and formula, frightening us and turning us on — and, often, dividing the audience in two.

Although every lender has slightly different formulas, here is a rough idea of how they look at the numbers.