Sentence examples for academic formulas from inspiring English sources

The committee also consults academic formulas that derive the theoretically "correct" fed funds rate according to the level of inflation and other economic indicators.

What these artists -- all currently featured at the Museum of Modern Art as part of the show "Making Choices" -- hoped to attain was freedom, from the past, from academic formulas, and the random act was their declaration of independence.

That no works are attributed to a known artist adds to the sense of a folk culture animated not by authoritarian dogma or academic formulas but by genuine religious feeling and beloved traditions.

Beethoven explored different styles and broke new ground; Mr. Lieberson, after studying and incorporating 12-tone techniques into his scores, rejected academic formulas for a more lyrical, engaging aesthetic.

It's an indication that art is being reduced to academic formula.

Few architects beyond Palladio's immediate disciple Vincenzo Scamozzi (1552 1616) were interested in pursuing the most erudite aspect of Palladio's work his investigation of harmonic proportions and in the hands of all too many followers of the next two centuries, Palladianism tended to become a sterile academic formula devoid of Palladio's own forcefulness and poetry.

Advances in DNA testing have also contributed to a broader understanding that not all confessions can be believed, and that few, if any, false confessions are the products of police conspiracies; a more likely formula, academic research shows, is some combination of vulnerable suspects and the investigative zeal inspired by dreadful crimes.

For Harvard, the departure of Ben-Eze from the class could help raise its Academic Index, a complicated formula that establishes minimum standards for athletes to be admitted to Ivy League programs.

The Academic Index is a formula that Ivy League schools invented to see if athletes were academically eligible for admission.

Broadly the critics did not welcome Fleming's experiment with the Bond formula and academic Christoph Linder pointed out that The Spy Who Loved Me received the worst reception of all the Bond books.

The speakers at last night's rally also included John Ward, one of several academic economists who reviewed the formulas used to determine the plan's compensation.