Sentence examples for formulas later from inspiring English sources

This greatly facilitates the readability of all formulas later on.

Do that now for cell C2 until you see the red corner flag and remember to do it for all the other formulas later please.

It could offer concessions (the one-country, two-systems formula later offered to Hong Kong) beyond the scope of a weaker regime.

The famously unfettered Conservative minister Alan Clark refashioned that formula later, putting it up a notch or two in the mendacity league by telling the Matrix Churchill hearing on arms sales to Iraq that in answering parliamentary questions he'd been "economical with the actualité" – an answer honest enough to cause the trial to collapse.

Taito's Front Line (1982) established the upwards-scrolling formula later popularized by Commando, in 1985.

The formula, later known as the cost-exchange ratio, produced a dollar figure; if the cost of the ICBM was less than that figure, the economic advantage was in favor of building more ICBMs, and an adversary could win an offensive/defensive arms race.

Module 3 uses a modified version of Sander's formula, later updated by Rost to select alignments based on both identity and alignment length.

Canada adopted interim standards of 1 mg kg−1 MEL in infant formula (later revised to 0.5 mg kg−1) and 2.5 mg kg−1 MEL in foods containing dairy-based ingredients, and many countries adopted these or similar limits.

The degree of relatedness between two metagenomes is calculated from this information according to four distance formulas (see later).

After their accession, these items languished in MoMA's study collection, abstract, almost valueless, rooms without doors, until reunited with the Hudson-Glasser 11 formula years later.

As for the formula that later appeared in Life, it did little within the baseball industry but underscore Rickey's considerable ego.