Sentence examples for formula whose from inspiring English sources
The practitioner chooses the herbal formula whose essence, or signature energy vibration, correctly stimulates or adjusts the body's own energy vibration.
They were all forbidden to eat normal food, and instead were fed with a special liquid formula whose composition is known precisely.
Warren-ball seems to have a formula whose secrets do not travel well abroad, and his boys will be coming home to him in November rested and raring.
In their discussions, the Iraqi President agreed that eight previously off-limits "presidential" sites could be inspected under a complicated diplomatic formula whose details are still to be worked out.
This was a rediscovery of melody, now conceived as a kind of "formula," whose components would no longer be simple notes, but types of musical behaviour clustered round a note.
This is then spread around the country according to the current council-funding formula – whose iniquities are a big source of complaint among council leaders, but which at least represents some residual idea of redistribution, not least from south to north.
This technique iteratively eliminates the innermost block of existential/universal quantifiers from prenex formulas whose matrices are in some normal form (mostly DNF).
There were also the rude verses improvised at harvest festivals and weddings and liturgical formulas, whose scanty remains show alliteration and assonance.
Methods for partitioning large propositional formulas are investigated, with the goal of producing a set of smaller formulas whose satisfiability can be determined within reasonable time frames by known algorithms.
Typically such semantics determine the truth-values of atomic formulas in two different ways: a Tarksi-style calculation for formulas whose terms all refer, and a separate truth-value assignment for empty-termed atomic formulas.
The problem is even starker for universal truths: there's no truth-table for them because there is no set of atomic formulae whose truth determines that a universally quantified formula is true too.
