Sentence examples for derived a formula from inspiring English sources

In 1965 a particle theorist derived a formula for the collision of elementary particles.

John Taylor, a former Treasury official, has derived a formula, the Taylor Rule, which Fed policy often agrees with.

Now a Yale-led group of researchers has derived a formula for understanding where quantum objects land when they are transmitted.

Twenty years later two gravitation theorists, using completely different techniques, derived a formula for the collision of stars or black holes.

We have derived a formula for computing the payload and the possible modification pixels of a block.

Nyquist realized that communication channels had maximum data transmission rates, and he derived a formula for calculating these rates in finite bandwidth noiseless channels.

For 3-dimensional manifolds, we derive a formula for the second derivative of −log(det Δ) with respect to such a variation, at a critical point.

We characterize the algebraic boundary of this region and we derive a formula for its degree.

We also derive a formula for the critical thermal stress above which the plane surface will wrinkle and buckle.

In their study, the researchers not only confirm that the stock market adheres to a power law distribution but also derive a formula that predicts how often a particular percentage change is likely to occur.

"They've actually caused some head-scratching in terms of how to price them," said Professor Duffie, who has asked his graduate students to derive a formula for valuation.