Sentence examples for formula from which from inspiring English sources

These gardens may also offer a formula from which other urban centres could glean a lesson or two.

Whether by accident or design, "Dr. No" stumbled upon a narrative formula from which Bond producers have seldom dared to stray.

It was the tourist trail formula, from which we broke away whenever possible, even dining on spicy couscous with chickpeas and mutton-like camel meat in the old quarter of Ghadames.

Professional project managers see projects as a formula from which the desired endpoint in time and cost can be calculated.

The liquid drop model led to the famous semi-empirical mass formula from which the dependency of nuclear mass upon A and Z is given [3].

The solvability of (25) along with (27) shows that for ((a_{k})_{kge-2}) we can find a closed form formula, from which along with (29) the formulas for (y_{k}) can also be obtained, as described above.

By contrast, private-equity firms, such as Bain Capital, where Romney made his fortune, tend to view their client companies as cash cows, susceptible to cookie-cutter formulas from which the firms' partners reap lavish fees, almost regardless of the outcome.

Examples of the latter are the use of trivial names, or chemical formulas from which it is very difficult to derive the correct structure as they contain little or no standardized information on the connectivity of the atoms.

As well as data observed from experiments, there are also a library of m = 1 … M possible metabolite formulas, from which exact masses and predicted isotope profiles can be calculated using a method similar to that described by Snider (2007).

Step 3 Modify the ratio maps by formula (3), from which two ratio maps are obtained: R M ′ H ( x, y ) and R M ′ S ( x, y ).

But the truth-table for negation doesn't tell us how the truth of ~P is determined by the truth of some other atomic formula Q from which ~P follows; it only tells us that ~P is true iff P is false.