Sentence examples for in a typical formulation from inspiring English sources
"At its best," he writes in a typical formulation, the C.I.A. "helped presidents stay alert to constantly changing problems in a dangerous world.
"For a few years running Noma, in Copenhagen, has been judged the world's best restaurant, but my meal there bored me," he declares in a typical formulation.
"Just as people were shaping economies," he writes in a typical formulation, "the economy of the preindustrial era was shaping people, at least culturally and perhaps also genetically" (emphasis added).
In a speech in April, Mrs. Clinton said in a typical formulation that she had created the job to weave the perspective of women's issues "into the fabric of American foreign policy".
In a typical formulation of Interval Scheduling, we are given a set of jobs and the time intervals to which they can be assigned/scheduled, where each possible assignment has an associated weight as a measure of its goodness.
A typical formulation for sidewalls (measured in parts by weight of each ingredient) would be 50 parts natural rubber (for resistance to heat buildup), 50 parts butadiene rubber (for abrasion resistance), and 50 parts carbon black (for reinforcement), along with small amounts of processing oil, antioxidant, and protective wax.
A typical formulation with a sigmoidal release profile was subcutaneously administered to SCID mice.
Paint performance properties will be exemplified in a typical architectural formulation.
In a typical NUM formulation, user's utilities are static, predetermined functions, associated to specific services or service classes, emphasizing mainly on the support of non-real-time users' long-term requirements.
On the other hand, in a typical FBA formulation, the biomass metabolites are represented as one biomass reaction, not one reaction per biomass metabolite.
In the typical formulation of this problem, the goal is to reconcile an input gene tree (gene family phylogeny) to the corresponding rooted species tree by postulating speciation, duplication, transfer and loss events.
