Sentence examples for by a different formula from inspiring English sources

FOR that vocal slice of Americans fearing that the country is moving toward some kind of European model, here's one more smidgen of evidence: A variety of American martini, distinguished for decades from its European counterpart by a different formula of Noilly Prat vermouth, is no more.

By using a different formula covering only 1995 through 2001 -- boom years in the region's real estate market -- the race coalition's statistician, George Robinson, came up with somewhat differing trends.

An alternative to this model is developed by introducing a different formula for the efficiency of collisions the mechanism of coalescence of drops by film drainage is replaced by a mechanism based on the effect of collision impact.

They will continue to do so for ads sold by AOL, though according to a different formula.

Amid a huge outcry the plan was voted down by the Cypriot parliament, and a different formula was eventually arrived at under which deposits over €100,000 ($132,000) were taxed to help fund the bailout.

In order to avoid this problem, we adopt a different formula by Kunaratnam (1981), in which special consideration of the sign of each term in tan−1 is not required: (3)The estimated averaged magnetization intensity of Shinmoe-dake is about 1.5 A/m for both data obtained in the first experiment in May and the second experiment in October and November.

The cost of MetroAccess is allocated under a different formula, which divides MetroAccess costs by the number of trips requested by riders who reside in each jurisdiction.

By spring, he began meeting with lawyers for Madoff customers seeking a different formula.

Google has a different formula, which Yahoo is trying to emulate.

"It was obvious that I wanted each chapter to be a different formula.

Lenovo clearly concocted the ThinkPad Tablet from a different formula.