Sentence examples for formula with two from inspiring English sources

The phrase "x is a professor at university y and x is a male" is a formula with two variables.

The screenplay was written by Peter Morgan, who used a similar dramatic formula with two hits, the 2006 movie "The Queen" and the play "Frost/Nixon".

It's written to a machine-tooled formula, with two more episodes naturally planned to gouge cash out of the fanbase, and whatever interest this film has dies about five minutes before the closing credits.

Now, the company is relying on a formula with two key focuses to further its push and conquer the co-working space in this emerging region.

We propose the FDZTND-K and FDZTND-U discrete models and compare their quality and the advantage of the FIFD formula with two standard Euler-discretization ZTND models, called EDZTND-K and EDZTND-U that achieve lower accuracy.

The kinetic expression developed for the thermo-photo degradation process explicitly includes the effect of the photon absorption in the reaction rate and leads to a mathematical formula with two components having different physico-chemical nature.

(My local store, for instance, offers such samplings as Renew Life's Ultimate Flora Plus Fiber, for digestive relief, which the box says contains ten billion live cultures; Ultimate Flora Adult Formula, with fifteen billion live cultures per capsule; and Ultimate Flora Critical Care, with fifty billion cultures in a single pill).

The collection of natural numbers for which such a formula with one universal second-order quantifier holds is called a Π11-set (in this case, the whole of the natural numbers).

So is the analogous arithmetical operation which produces, given the Gödel number of a formula (with one free variable) ⌈A x)⌉ and of a number n, the Gödel number of the formula in which the numeral n has been substituted for the variable in the original formula, that is, ⌈A(n)⌉.

Then for every predicate E x) of expressions of L defined in L+ one can prove in L+ a general sentence of the form ∀n[¬E(d(φ(n)))↔ψ(n)], where ψ(n) is a formula with one free variable entirely constructed in L (through the arithmetization of the L+ predicate "¬E(d(φ(n)))").

The proof of the Diagonalization Lemma centers on the operation of substitution (of a numeral for a variable in a formula): If a formula with one free variable, A x), and a number n are given, the operation of constructing the formula where the numeral for n has been substituted for the (free occurrences of the) variable x, that is, A(n), is purely mechanical.