Sentence examples for formulae adopted from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Formulae adopted for computation of morphometric parameters S. no.

The cuts stem from a formula adopted by Congress in 1997.

That was the same formula adopted last year, which the mayor had then criticized as too high.

Post-rock-meets-propaganda: that's the musical formula adopted by London duo Public Service Broadcasting.

A statutory formula, adopted in 1998, links highway spending to gasoline taxes and other trust fund revenues, Mr. Jackson said.

Taking a page from a formula adopted years ago by studiously hip New York club entrepreneurs, they have made a cult of anonymity.

The territory has different laws under the "one country, two systems" formula adopted after the 1997 handover and that allows Google to display results without removing sensitive material, as promised.

The vintage J-class boats, designed to a common size and performance formula adopted in 1928, were first built in the 1930s to compete for the America's cup.

There is no reason they, and the rest of the country, shouldn't go all the way: the group that created the formula adopted by the Legislature, the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, intended it to be used for all alimony awards.

It is also shown that the formulas adopted in the design codes underestimate the deflection considerably.

The SAR was intended via the formula adopted by Karnath (1987).