Sentence examples for formula introducing from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, in 2013 the Census Bureau changed its formula, introducing new methodology that has tended to raise reported incomes.

The formula introducing such a Hadith would speak in the first person: "It was related to me by A, on the authority of B, on the authority of C, on the authority of D, from E (here a companion of Muhammad) that the Prophet said…." This chain of names constituted the isnād on which the saying or event depended for its authenticity.

Modifications were made to the allocation formula, introducing regional and national adjustments.

The proposals for a new funding formula introduced by the previous education secretary, Nicky Morgan, in March had been met with enthusiasm, following a long-running campaign by some local authorities and championed by Conservative MPs whose constituencies were worst affected.

The separate electorate formula introduced for Muslims in the Government of India Act of 1909 (the Morley-Minto Reforms) was expanded and applied to other minorities in the Government of India Acts (1919 and 1935).

Yet experts and activists say there has been a recent groundswell of support for independence among Hong Kong's disillusioned youth who fear the "one country, two systems" formula – introduced after handover to safeguard its much-cherished freedoms – is no longer working.

According to the formula introduced in [12], we have (2.3).

We also introduce a generalization of the fractional q-Leibniz formula introduced by Purohit for the Weyl fractional q-difference operator in (Kyungpook Math. J. 50(4):473-482010010).

This extension is a q-version of a fractional Leibniz formula introduced by Osler in (SIAM J. Appl. Math. 18(3):658-674, 1970).

The closed-form formula introduced by Davenport [1] is widely used for estimating the mean extreme value and peak factor of a Gaussian stationary wind-excited structural response.

For better readability of our results, we tested also efficiency of our algorithm on various architectures (see Figure 12(b)) using the ψ(n) formula introduced earlier.