Sentence examples for certain formulae from inspiring English sources

But the axioms are certain formulae built by the process of grammatical formation, so they can be seen as (or codified by) certain numbers; and the rules of inference can again be seen as (or codified by) certain computable arithmetical operations.

In popular music, as in algebra, certain formulas apply.

"There are certain formulas in courtroom art, and opening statements are particularly difficult".

The gig had a certain formula, he told Bloomberg: "Russia=good.

"It was a script that worked within certain formulas and genre conventions," Mr. Green recalled.

"My task on television is to verbalize, in a certain formula, the real public consciousness that exists," Mr. Leontyev said.

As long as people don't feel they are stifled by a certain formula, then it's relaxing.

There is a certain formula to such events: glorious achievements are claimed, grand plans are announced and supporters are invited to provide applause.

He began one lecture by saying, "People of Nîmes, I have only to pronounce a certain formula for the earth to open and swallow you all".

However, the high concept of the lessons will probably grow old pretty quickly and constrains the stories into a certain formula, leaving the scripts little room to breathe.

Stricter laws mean officials must formulate ecologically friendly pesticides that will not harm endangered species, while keeping pace with bugs that become resistant to certain formulas.