Sentence examples for equal formula from inspiring English sources

One precept this relies on is an amplified belief in the risks of certain types of parenting over other types; the minute you accept the idea of different but equal – formula feeding, say, as different from breastfeeding, but fine all the same – you abnegate your right as a government to stick your oar in.

The lower three panels describe the relationship when binormality with equal variances (formula (2)) was used to predict the c-statistic.

The "campaigner equals leader" formula that inspired me and so many others in the news media is flawed.

If all weights are equal, the above formula reduces to the ordinary formula for non-parametric estimation of a cdf in the uncensored case, putting mass n-1 at each jump point.

As you may know, Einstein lobbied to co-host the Oscars by coming up with the iconic "E equals MC squared" formula that means "entertainment equals two masters of ceremonies".

The surface area of a sphere equals 4πr 2. For this formula, r equals the radius of the sphere.

The surface area of a cube equals 6a 2. In this formula, a equals the length of the side for each edge of the cube.

The decision meant that for nearly sixty years--until the Warren Court's unanimous 1954 ruling in Brown v. Board of Education--the exclusion and humiliation of Americans of African descent was considered constitutional, and "separate but equal" was the formula permitting segregation in the Southern states.

If Y and X be the same set, the second equal sign in formula (10) is established.

Experience and education, when combined, equal a powerful formula for success!

I'm in awe of the flawless execution of the sterling commercial country formula: equal parts love your country and love your mama.