Sentence examples for formula linked from inspiring English sources

A formula linked to the number of owners for a given parcel dictates how many landholders have to agree to a lease.

George Osborne will say the pension age for men and women will rise to 70 by the 2060s under a new formula linked to average life expectancy.

But for the most part Tehran now sets its export prices using a formula linked to dollar-denominated crude oil benchmarks.

Ultimately, a $12.5 million payday (it turned out to be closer to $10 million based on a formula linked to Citi's stock price) may seem mathematically irrelevant in the grand scheme of Citigroup's problems.

In potentially one of the most far-reaching reforms since the introduction of the state pension in 1908, Osborne will say the pension age for men and women will rise to 70 by the 2060s under a new formula linked to average life expectancy.

Regret didn't last long as I became livid when I found a potential flaw in the value-added formula linked to how we calculate which children qualify for free-and-reduced lunch status, a small part of the value-added formula.

It is only when we come to the other major structural formula — linking each play not just with an idea but with at least one modern genre — that things occasionally go awry.

None has been dearer to them than the capital asset pricing model (CAPM), a formula linking movements in a single share price to those of the market as a whole.

The previous empirical formula links the maximum value of dN/dh to foF2 and M 3000 F2 scaled from the ionograms.

Another well-promoted formula, linking great universities to up-and-coming hip cities for the so-called "creative class," has proved very limited when it comes to creating new jobs.

An explicit formula linking the size of a window in the dispersion diagram, where the WFE method is trustworthy, with the coarseness of a FE mesh employed is derived.