Sentence examples for formulas even when from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we study the differences between Fast and TReX acceleration techniques and show that although Fast remains in Presburger logics while accelerating, TReX can produce 1st order arithmetical formulas even when accelerating functions.

Identifying the molecular formula of a compound is already a challenging problem: most peaks in an LC MS run are ambiguous and can be explained by several molecular formulas, even when using instruments with high mass accuracy.

Nonetheless, it was interesting and reassuring that differences in clinical outcomes were reasonably obtained from feeding different types of formulas, even when HM supplementation was substantial.

That said, Sleeping Dogs adds plenty to the Grand Theft Auto formula, even when the new ingredients are themselves often pilfered from other games.

By comparing the readouts, they said, they would be able to recover Einstein's formula even when up to 15percentt of the original letters in the string had changed, or mutated.

Getting the force size right is key to a successful counterinsurgency, but there is no exact formula — even when you get the numbers right the troops may fail because of poor training, difficult terrain or shifting politics.

In conclusion, our findings suggest that breastfed infants have lower exposure to arsenic than formula-fed infants, even when drinking-water arsenic concentrations are low (< 1 μg/L).

Fomon [ 14] found that the mean RBC Fe58 incorporation was 7.8% for HM fed infants compared to 4.4% for formula fed infants even when the isotope was fed between meals.

Pay committees have become wedded to formulas that pay out even when disaster has struck in part of the empire.

No significant changes were observed up to 30 days even when formulas had an high content of unsaturated fatty acids and valuable Long Chain Polyunsaturated fatty acids.

Neutral semantics are of two types: ordinary neutral semantics, which provide conventions for calculating the truth values of complex formulas directly from their components, even when there are empty terms, and supervaluational semantics, which calculate the truth values of complex formulas by considering all the values that their components could have if their empty terms had referents.