Sentence examples for formula lies in from inspiring English sources
The grain size calculated using D'bye Scherer formula lies in the range ~ 23 nm for R = 2, and ~ 30 nm for R = 4.
end{aligned} (C.10)The merit of this formula lies in the following lemma [1]: (Ando) The function ((A,B) mapsto (A^{-1} + B^{-1})^{-1}) is jointly concave on (mathbf{P}_n).
The key to this winning formula lies in demonstrating daily 'small acts' of warmth towards your mate.
Like the fact that the origins of Nascar, the wildly successful American racing formula, lay in whiskey bootlegging.
The formula lies deep in American mythology.
He hazards the subconscious to externalize The natural formula that lies In the full growth and movement, The spring's great marriage and the winter's great annulment.
"We were then and are today convinced that the formula of happiness lies in noticing others.
The history of musical theatre can be seen as a race — like Eliza across the ice — against the bloodhounds of operetta, with the European formula always lying in wait to recapture the runaway, twirling a mustache and wearing a top hat.
The answer lies in a mathematical formula inscribed under the picture: pluses, minuses and a sigma symbol, along with the words "Retailer" and "Memento Mori".
As with any technique that attempts to outwit the overall market, a track record of success is helpful to demonstrate skill (in this case the skill lies in developing the formula) going back at least a decade.
Surprisingly, for those that may forget that the novelty in linear logic lies in the way formulas are managed without structural rules, these results stay the same even if we focus on the fragments of the logics where only the constants, and no propositional variables, are allowed (Kanovich 1994, Lincoln & Winkler 1994).
