Sentence examples for formulas available from inspiring English sources

The experimental results are compared to theoretical estimates from formulas available in U.S. and European codes and recommendations.

This study compares the formulas available in previously published work and the results obtained for the field site [1 3,8], which has not been attempted before.

Design formulas available in building codes and literature showed substantial scatter in shear strength predictions and do not include all variables that affect squat walls response.

Numerically calculated velocities both in centreline and off the hood axis are compared with the velocities obtained by the most popular experimental and theoretical formulas available in literature.

Frequency domain solutions of the proposed technique are compared against the finite-element method as well as the classical approximate formulas available for pertinent cable models.

In this study, analytical formulations of the damping reduction factor based on power spectral density functions are derived and compared with the main formulas available in the scientific literature.

Which is fortunate, because Numbers doesn't have that deep functionality; pivot tables aren't catered for, though there's a very large range of formulae available.

The smudge-free formula, available for preorder on Kjaer Weis's Web site, consists of lavender water and rose oil, which give it an appealing floral fragrance (and not a hint of patchouli).

With such a perfect substitute as breast milk, free and available to nearly all mothers (and breast milk donations or prescription-formula available to the small percentage of those that cannot produce milk), phasing out this unneeded product offers us an easy step to formulate a healthier and more sustainable human population.

The mayor maintains that the 1998 campaign finance law is moot because it made the $4-to-$4-to-$4-to-$1ilable to candidates who promised to forgo corporate contributions, and that was pre-empted by a separate change in the City Charter that made the same type of corporate contributions illegal.

The utilized interval distance is an improved equation comparing the interval distance formula available in the literature.