Labels explain the formulas by which she arrived at the gridded or banded abstractions.
Moreover, the State Supreme Court justice in the case, Leland DeGrasse, said in his decision that aid had "historically been divided without reference to the formulas" by the governor and the top legislative leaders.
The formulas by which the stimulus money for public schools would be allocated to states and local districts are complex, but take into consideration numbers of school-age children in poor families.
New York, with 110 teaching hospitals and relatively few rural ones, would lose $2.1 billion compared to the 2002 formulas, by the group's analysis, New Jersey $711 million, and Connecticut $399 million.
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.
Great poems achieve a new understanding of their vocal, intimate medium while respecting its nature -- they vault beyond repetiton of past formulas by understanding the art's history, in order to warp, adapt or defy the old conventions in new ways.
Its true subject is inspiration, and its method scraps all the formulas by getting rid of narrators and allowing artists to tell us in their own words how they work and why they do what they do.
Fox, which said it spent about $120 million to make the movie, not including marketing costs, hopes that strong interest overseas will make up for the soft reception in the United States and Canada, where audiences are increasingly expressing their fatigue with Hollywood's recycled formulas by staying home.
Readability formulas, by contrast, assume readability to be inherent in the text alone.
These IGFs are personal and serve as building blocks for graphing formulas by hand.
Next, we develop their composition formulas by applying the integral transforms.
