Sentence examples for conventional formulae from inspiring English sources

However, indexed values may be distorted when derived using conventional formulae on morbidly obese patients.

For the potential vorticity ( {overline{q}}_{phi } ) in Eq. (3), we use conventional formulae (e.g., Eq. (2) from Albers et al. 2013).

This formula is more effective for evaluating thermal comfort in the outdoor environment where there is large turbulence, because conventional formulae can evaluate only the influences of velocity.

An asymptotic series expansion leads to the conventional formulae as the leading order term, but in addition simple analytical formulae are given for correction terms.

Harmonically his early works used the conventional formulae of Auber, Donizetti, Balfe and Schubert.

A review of Browning's Parleying claimed that Christopher Smart was "possessed by his subject... and where there is true possession – where the fires of the poet's imagination are not choked by self-consciousness or by too much fuel from the intellect – idiosyncracy, mannerism, and even conventional formulae are for the time 'burnt and purged away'".

With "Sun" Mr. Collins and company are following a more conventional formula of abridgement.

The reason is not that Israelis are opposed to the conventional formula for peace — "Two states for two peoples" — or even merely ambivalent.

If you follow the conventional formula for restaurant pricing of doubling the retail price, you have a list that can offer very good values at $50 and under.

The most striking thing in that speech was how little Hollande had to say - beyond conventional formulas – about France's diversity, and the richness that comes from having second and third generation immigrants.

Shedding 16 players, each earning in excess of £1m a year, may not seem like a conventional formula for success but it appears to have worked wonders for Sunderland, whose extraordinary rebirth was emphasised by yesterday's passage into the semi-finals.