Sentence examples for by using a formula from inspiring English sources

The group came up with the number by using a formula that takes into account such things as cost of living increases, bond payments, and the growth of the grand list.

The $700 million pot was created after New York officials complained that the city, a past target for terrorists, was being shortchanged because Washington had been apportioning security aid to cities by using a formula that did not take into account vulnerabilities.

Then the damping ratio can be estimated by using a formula similar to that of the bandwidth method.

For example, when the original problem is "calculate the mass of 0.75H2O" by using a formula "mass = amount of substance × molar mass," this problem is transformed to "calculate the amount of substance of H2O whose mass is 13.5 g" by using a formula "amount of substance = mass ÷ molar mass".

A better picture of L2 writers reduction of errors may have been shown by using a formula or statistical analysis that took into consideration both accurate and inaccurate usage of certain grammatical structures, vocabulary, and punctuation.

For example, radio propagation is not simulated by simulating the EM radiation through the air and obstacles from one antenna to the next, but by using a formula to calculate the received signal strength at the receiving radios.

The optimum frequency and duty ratio are obtained by using a theoretical formula and an empirical formula.

UN peace operations are funded by assessments, using a formula derived from the regular funding scale that includes a weighted surcharge for the five permanent Security Council members, who must approve all peacekeeping operations.

But during a recent class, half the students seemed baffled, while Tieyon Hendry and Rahul Patel, the star students, told a visitor that they had arrived at the answer to one exercise by using a mathematical formula: y = mx + b.

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.

After obtaining the multipliers, we can calculate the conserved vectors by using a homotopy formula [24].