His earliest Formula 1 memory is dozing on the deck of a yacht in the harbour in Monaco on a Sunday morning when he was woken by the sound of McLaren's Ayrton Senna racing past through the tunnel.
The root of all this was the Chinese military handbook written in 1044, the Wujing Zongyao, which outlined the earliest formulae for gunpowder, which was used in bombs hurled by catapults.
By age 3 months, 79 percent of the early formula users were breastfeeding exclusively, compared with 42 percent of the controls.
The Most Happy Fella (1956) contained elements of opera, but Loesser returned to his earlier formula in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.
Although in his public remarks he dropped an earlier formula which directly called in question the Holocaust, the speech led to a walkout by 23 European delegations.
After a decade of antiheroes, the good-vs.-evil plots of "Star Wars" and "Raiders of the Lost Ark" were refreshing, even though those movies recalled earlier formula pictures.
Liz Good, director of the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum, said many sodas were initially touted as health aids, including 7Up, whose early formula included lithium, and Pepsi, whose name refers to pepsin, one of its original ingredients.
Expanding on the earlier formula of Women's News, the monthly newspaper, which is now owned by a group of Westchester-based investors, will include news for women of all ages, Ms. Semsky said.
It uses large assemblages of whole numbers to hunt for pi, and it owes much to an earlier formula for pi worked out in 1914 by Srinivasa Ramanujan, a mathematician from Madras, who was a number theorist of unsurpassed genius.
Exclusive breast-feeding is widely encouraged, but a study published on Monday in the journal Pediatrics is the first randomized trial of the effects of brief early formula use on future breast-feeding success.
