Sentence examples for formulas which could from inspiring English sources

The "oral theory" about the use of formulas (which could be linked together to create clusters of lines or entire prefabricated scenes) suggested not only how poems of such length were created but also how they might have been transmitted over centuries without being written down.

To compose and to memorize long narrative poems like the Iliad and the Odyssey, oral poets used a highly elaborate technical language with a large store of traditional verbal formulas, which could describe recurring ideas and situations in ways that suited the requirements of metre.

To our knowledge, different drugs have different chemical formulas, which could cause a potential discrepancy in the mode of action.

He would secure "guarantees" from Klaus that he would not cause further delays if European leaders, at a Brussels summit at the end of the month, agreed a formula which could allow Klaus to claim victory, without reopening the treaty.

The data are fit to an empirical formula based on the expected scaling of the force constants with the surface contact area, yielding a formula which could be extrapolated to large particle structures which can be experimentally generated.

Mr Chhatre, a chemist, studied the so-called wettability of various coatings and found mathematical formulae which could determine the ideal combination of coatings for the different sizes of fog particles found in any particular region.

Moreover, a unified design formula, which could consider the effects of the opening ratios and the welded re-bars, is proposed in order to predict the shear transfer capacity of both Section a-a and Section b-b.

Adair has taken a genre that was artificial in the first place - Raymond Chandler called golden-age detective fiction "an arid formula which could not even satisfy its own implications" - and piled it high with new layers of artificiality, in the form of in-jokes, clever asides about the nature of criticism and knowing winks at the reader.

Hydrophobic coatings, like Teflon, are then needed to repel the water and stream it as quickly as possible to a reservoir so it does not evaporate.Mr Chhatre, a chemist, studied the so-called "wettability" of various coatings and found mathematical formulae which could determine the ideal combination of coatings for the different sizes of fog particles found in any particular region.

Our scheme constructs a new formula which could balance the performance of the first selected relay between downlink throughput and remaining energy.

At some point a clever distributor came up with the 90-10 formula which could mitigate (in a positive way for film companies) the surprise hit.