Sentence examples for formula devised from inspiring English sources

Walls made of wallboard were painted with a formula devised by Eve Novotny, a faux finisher in Stamford.

The work at the Belding builds on a formula devised decades ago by the acoustics firm's founder, Chris Jaffe.

"One country two systems" was the formula devised, along with electoral complexities that would tax the most legalistic of minds.

The new formula devised by Sir John Arbuthnott's review group should begin to correct this imbalance, but it has been 20 years in the making.

Before that, a table was compiled unofficially using a formula devised in the 1960s by Sir Arthur Norrington, the former president of Trinity College.

The place has been shined up according to a formula devised to modernize while maintaining a through-line to an old and largely vanished Hollywood.

And Wyoming, in response to a court order striking down its school financing formulas, devised a model school -- one in which class sizes were held down, for example -- for the elementary, middle and high school grades.

Their wishes are then carried out through seemingly neutral formulas devised behind closed doors by staff experts who talk to each other in lingo like RWADA (resident weighted average daily attendance) and TWPU (total weighted pupil units).

If Kyoto/Copenhagen had worked as intended, it would have established the principle that a valuable global resource should be allocated according to formulae devised by technocrats in obscure late-night negotiations, not according to who is prepared to pay for it.

The capsule's sensors pick up vibrations, temperature and pressure changes within the reticulum and store them in a microchip, which then processes the data using formulas devised by Tahar and a fellow engineer.

The feature relies on formulas devised by Google engineers to automatically figure out and highlight which incoming messages are likely to be the most important to each Gmail user.