Here the authors leave realism behind — this is the "ethical" part — to propose an ambitious, but not overbearing, formula for changing the internal character of states.
Yet despite the similarities, the novels don't feel repetitive — especially not "Scat," which stirs some new, more ambitious elements into the formula.
The first known record of faecal transplants dates back to fourth-century China, when a doctor named Ge Hong included several mentions in his ambitious collection of therapeutic formulas called Handy Therapy for Emergencies.
McLaren's team principal Ron Dennis also makes the point that any ambitious youngster who wishes to tackle formula one must also race in Europe in the junior formulae.
"Against [X]" can be a formula of grandiose and ambitious oppositionality, with exile and civic death for all foes its implied goal.
They opened aKa Cafe, a colorful, informal spot that successfully applies the 71 Clinton formula of exceptional ingredients and ambitious combinations to a sandwich and wine bar.
To try to achieve this ambitious goal, Kneebone is working with potters, Formula 1 racing teams, puppeteers and jazz musicians, building close collaborations between medical colleagues and a range of these artists and craftspeople to compare working methods.
After the Spotted Pig débuted, in the West Village, with its crowded bar scene, ambitious menu, and coveted burger, a fever for its formula seemed to infect restaurateurs.
By Andrea Thompson After the Spotted Pig débuted, in the West Village, with its crowded bar scene, ambitious menu, and coveted burger, a fever for its formula seemed to infect restaurateurs.
Scads of ambitious parents believe that if there is a magic formula, it involves spending big bucks.
