Sentence examples for contemporary formulas from inspiring English sources

But the overall impression of these examples, gathered from the library's collections along with loans from other institutions, is of an astonishing culture of writing that is neither well known nor comfortably suited to contemporary formulas.

The work pursues a naturalistic approach, proceeding from the existence of numerosity in natural environments to the existence of contemporary formulas and methodologies to heuristic pragmatism, a concept introduced in the book's final section.

She has integrated the recipes of her ancestors with contemporary formulas and flavors, and then mixed it up with her own secret ingredients to serve up what she calls "the most innovative dishes in Cancún".

Adhesives have become increasingly important in assembling many of the multi-material structures which make up a contemporary Formula 1 racing car.

Beautiful is a bio-jukebox musical of the standard contemporary formula – think Jersey Boys with an exposed heart and additional warmth – and it moves, under the direction of Marc Bruni, at a reasonable clip.

But tragedy struck in July during her first test session at Duxford, when she became the first female to test for a contemporary Formula 1 team since IndyCar racer Katherine Legge drove a Minardi in 2005.

"Manor has all the hallmarks of a fiercely competitive racing team, but having grown up in a much more contemporary Formula 1 era, it is a very lean operation with a collaborative culture, which leaves it well placed to contend with the sport's future direction.

In line with this, contemporary formula funding arrangements are increasingly using market-like incentives for adjunct goals (for an argument favouring mixed systems of payment when multiple objectives are being pursued see Eggleston [ 8]).

But today, we are told (without real explanation), his case suggests that "he may also have been deeply affected by racism, isolation, poverty and perhaps uncertainty about his sexual orientation" — which here seems a bit like a list of contemporary diagnostic formulas.

The front-engine 2.5-liter grand prix cars, the peak of engineering for their day, executed exquisite four-wheel drifts through the corners, their drivers only inches from oblivion, deploying skills rarely seen in contemporary rear-engine Formula One cars with their glued-to-the-track aerodynamics.

Therefore, the connection method where the steel pipe was directly embedded in the RC wall has a greater probability of shear breakout failure even without the screw joint breaking, and the degree of breakage was found to be unpredictable by the relationship suggested by contemporary anchor design formulae.