"complete formula" is a valid phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to an equation, or a set of steps, that is intended to solve a particular problem or achieve a desired result. For example, "The scientists developed a complete formula to accurately predict the weather."
The following relaxations are common: (1) Brackets enclosing a complete formula may be omitted.
I spent five thousand dollars of my own money to buy a water-stained accordion file that contained, among plenty of Leslie Ketban's other papers, the complete formula for Hudson-Glasser 11.
In this study, we focus on source-type diagrams and provide a complete formula for producing each diagram.
After that, a revised complete formula based on the analytical formula proposed by Chou [1] is developed to predict the projection angle of a fragmentation warhead under one end initiation.
This is a function that expresses the dependency between k and m (see the complete formula in Additional file 1 : Annex 4).
Enhancing immunity through diet is generally done by adding n-3 fatty acids, arginine and nucleotides to an otherwise nutritionally complete formula.
For further applications, we also provide complete formulas for conversion between moment tensor representation and the coordinate system of each diagram style.
The synthetic function obtained an almost perfect fit of the artificial eye data (Fig. 1b, black dashed line vs. diamonds; R >.99 for both functions; MSE = 15 pixels; complete formulas are listed in the Appendix).
By the end of next month, he is expected to complete the formula that those companies will use to set the pay of the next 75 highest paid employees.
Especially, Mahler has extended the probability hypothesis density (PHD) filter to the METT [8] and derived a complete updated formula, which can effectively achieve the METT.
