Sentence examples for commonly formulated from inspiring English sources

Colourless paste is commonly formulated from 300 parts of silica (silicon dioxide, SiO2), 470 of red lead (a lead oxide, Pb3O4), 163 of potassium carbonate (K2CO3), 22 of borax (a sodium borate, Na2B4O7·10H2O), and 1 of white arsenic (arsenic oxide, As2O3).

This line of objection to the Buddha's teaching of non-self is more commonly formulated in response to the argument from impermanence, however.

Epoxy thermosets are commonly formulated with an excess of epoxy resin to ensure complete reaction of co-reactive hardeners and to optimize performance.

Such models, commonly formulated as Mixed-Integer Linear Programs (MILP), achieve a good trade-off between model accuracy and computational complexity.

These two scheduling problems are commonly formulated with non-smooth cost functions respectively considering various effects and constraints, such as the valve point effect, power balance and ramp rate limits.

The toll design problem is commonly formulated as a non-linear program, which in general is non-convex and non-smooth, and thus difficult to solve for a global optimum.

Much more general in scope than ordinary rules of law, legal maxims commonly formulate a legal policy or ideal that judges are supposed to consider in deciding cases.

Populations of parasitoids will be disadvantaged when the commonly used formulated insecticides we tested (λ-cyhalothrin, cypermethrin,indoxacarb, and spinosad) are applied in the field compared to application or transgenic expression of the lepidopteran-active Cry toxins expressed in plants.

Furthermore, for a proper risk benefit assessment of pest management alternatives, we suggest that comparisons to commonly-used formulated insecticides be included in such tests.

Using Bt broccoli and resistant strains of P. xylostella, we have demonstrated that the Cry1C toxin expressed in plants had no deleterious effects on an important parasitoid of P. xylostella, compared to commonly-used formulated insecticides.

Commonly they are formulated as an adaptation of numerical solvers defined for cases without source terms.