Sentence examples for formulae by which from inspiring English sources

The formulae by which primary or caucus votes translate into delegates vary so much from state to state that experts can only estimate the size of Barack Obama's lead.

They cannot be, as these variables are part of the formulae by which the metrics are derived (27, 28).

Economists possess no scientific formula by which these differing outcomes can be predicted.

Labels explain the formulas by which she arrived at the gridded or banded abstractions.

I do not pretend to understand the formula by which this alchemy takes place.

Another is the formula by which lenders calculate the size of the loan for which borrowers can qualify.

The governor proposed to increase educational spending by $382 million and to simplify the formula by which aid is allotted.

But the story's most interesting and complicated paradox lies in the inversion of the inner-outer formula by which imaginative literature is perforce propelled.

Lawsuits aimed at revising the property tax formulas by which many states finance their schools began to appear in the 1970's, most notably in California and New Jersey.

It's a handy formula by which to test the weasel words brigade; many fail and would this time if pressed.

Suspicion was cast on the aircraft deal after Mr Modise changed the formula by which the contract would be decided to discount price as a factor.