Sentence examples for formula gives from inspiring English sources

The new formula gives due importance to services and to trade.

This formula gives the probability that the particle in question is in a particular place.

Substituting π for θ in the formula gives eiπ = −1, which is surely the most remarkable formula in mathematics.

Yet public spending does not make up for this inequality, since Whitehall's Barnett formula gives more per head to Scotland than to Wales.

"Office space is a lot more expensive in Brooklyn, N.Y., than in Brooklyn, Iowa," he said, but Medicare's payment formula gives too much weight to such differences.

Applying Lanchester's reversification formula gives us a more accurate name for the fund: Debt Equals Worthless Rocks No. 1. Paul Sheridan Hong Kong.

The new formula gives building inspectors "specific guidance in making a case for whether there is overcrowding or not," Mr. Mahar said.

This formula gives me the freedom to make a nice batch of muffins out of any cake recipe I want but can't find an excuse to bake.

When n = 3, Balmer's formula gives λ = 656.21 nanometres (1 nanometre = 10−9 metre), the wavelength of the line designated Hα, the first member of the series (in the red region of the spectrum), and when n = ∞, λ = 4/R, the series limit (in the ultraviolet).

Applying Lanchester's reversification formula gives us a more accurate name for the fund: Debt Equals Worthless Rocks No. 1. Paul Sheridan Hong Kong Nicholas Schmidle's investigative article on how the Chicago criminal-justice system could go horribly wrong paints a picture that many lawyers will recognize, no matter where they practice ("Crime Fiction," August 4th).

The subordination formula gives the following lemma.