Sentence examples for alternative formulas from inspiring English sources

But, in fast playing in the Balinese gamelan, exact repetitions of patterns are necessary, for there is no time for the performer to think of alternative formulas.

Firstly, we give two alternative formulas of the solutions for a delay linear differential equation.

Equation (1.9) and many other alternative formulas for the Catalan numbers (C_{k}) can also be found in [3 6, 8, 9, 12 14] and the closely related references therein.

To evaluate clinically the intraoperative refraction technique for intraocular lens (IOL) power calculation using 2 existing formulas proposed by Ianchulev and Leccisotti and to derive alternative formulas for this technique.

As some parameters are not taken into account in these equations, alternative formulas are proposed which calculate the proper inner diameter size based on flow rate, pressure drop per unit length, CO2 density, CO2 viscosity, pipeline material roughness and topographic height differences (the Darcy Weisbach solution) and, in addition, on the amount and type of bends (the Manning solution).

In this study, our intention was to point to the fact that different aggregation rules may give very different evaluation results, and that applying alternative formulas and supplementary methods may be needed to verify the results.

Earlier, an alternative formula for heritage was on the catwalk.

Mr. Cuddy said the Tax Commission suggests two formulae for machine operated withholding, but allows employers to submit alternative formulae for approval.

Mr. Khatami, who refuses to confront the conservative clerical leaders, has never found an alternative formula for overcoming their resistance to serious reforms.

In the meantime two accounting supervisors are wiring the alternative formula into 50 new control panels for the computers; they expect to finish the job by Mar. 25 when the machines must start on the first April payroll.

Unfortunately for Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz, the owners of the Mets, Burton R. Lifland, the federal bankruptcy judge overseeing the unwinding of Madoff's scheme, has supported an alternative formula for deciding how much money investors lost and gained: the difference between the money investors gave Madoff and how much they withdrew, often over many years of supposedly lucrative investing.