Sentence examples for adapt a formula from inspiring English sources

NATO representatives are also trying to adapt a formula that was successful in the neighboring region of southern Serbia, which included both political and military concessions.

In fact it seems odd to ask the question out of context, as though there were a sort of floating state of obligation accompanying the "I think" in all its manifestations (to adapt a formula from another Kantian text), independently of the practical conditions in which it may find itself.

Some listeners regarded Hamilton's attempts to adapt a musical formula to the marketplace as wasting the improvisational talents of his creative partners.

To make precise the idea that f ′('a') is the best linear approximation, it is necessary to adapt a different formula for the one-variable derivative in which these problems disappear.

When the QuIKS was adequately validated by Rasch analysis, we adapted a conversion formula [ 32], and transformed its summative total raw scores to interval-level scores.

Kimi Raikkonen says he had no trouble re-adapting to a Formula 1 car in his first test this week after two years away from the sport.

The other students adapted a well-known formula.

A first step is to adapt the formula by Azais and Wschebor (the version in Sect. 3.1.4 holds when the field is defined on an open subset of (mathbb {R}^{n})) to prove that (mathbb{E} { mathcal {N}_{mathcal {A}} } ={|mathcal {A}|_{s}} frac{V_{0}}{pi}), where (V_{0}) is the variance of any derivative of (mathop{mathfrak{Re}}(mathbf{z})) at a point (p_{0}) on (mathbb{S}^{2}).

If CoD adds a battle royale mode, it would likely adapt the formula slightly to reflect their type of fast-paced shooter action.

Their new album, Creation, seamlessly adapts the formula: a little less spook-pop, a little more gloss, but all bound together by the silkiest harmonies.

I didn't, so I first had to crack some numbers and adapt the formula of where to place the holes in the cylinder to a 45 rpm player.