Sentence examples for formula to the next from inspiring English sources

Adjusting that formula to the next logical permutation, 1996's Load and 1997's Reload tinkered with slower tempos and rockier styles.

Some basic LVFs can be presented in terms of "inference rules" that regulate the application of the operators and the transition from one formula to the next when describing a biological process, as discussed in the next section.

However applying the formula to the next gear in the train results in significantly higher levels of bending stress.

With this formula applied to the next 35 years, there's no telling how many golf programs will be rescued, phenoms will receive their first set of clubs, and future legends will be united.

After flirting with mostly disastrous initiatives like high-end apparel and urban stores, Wal-Mart seems to have found the formula to ignite its next wave of growth: Cut inventory, spruce up the stores, wait for a recession to draw more budget-conscious shoppers and flaunt the improvements to keep them coming through the next economic upturn.

For "Formula Is" directions, go to the next step.

Section 2 is devoted to providing the basic definitions and formulas which are useful to the next section.

We show that the permeability formulas do not vary much from one tree design to the next, suggesting that similar formulas may apply to naturally fissured porous media with unknown precise details, which occur in natural reservoirs.

Often, traditional formulae are passed from one generation to the next, and much of the industry is located, literally, in the living rooms of practitioners.

LOD (Limit of detection) and LOQ (Limit of quantification) limits were calculated according to the next mathematical formulas: LOD = 3 SD/s and LOQ = 10 SD/s (SD = the estimation of the standard deviation of the regression line, and s = slope of the calibration curve).

The narrower and wider vessels of these three are again combined into a new trunk estimate, whereas the remaining vessel is carried over to the next (and final) formula iteration to derive the CRAE or CRVE.