Sentence examples for introduced into formula from inspiring English sources

Structural fibre reinforced composite materials were introduced into Formula 1 motor racing in 1980.

To decrease the autocorrelation, the lag item of the stock return is introduced into Formula (2).

To study the dependence and enrich the results, the returns of short-term and long-term government bonds (i.e., ( {mathrm{R}}_{i, t}^{sB} ) and ( {mathrm{R}}_{i, t}^{lB} ), respectively) are introduced into Formula (1) to test their correlations with the stock market in the same country.

At the start of 2008, Mosley said that he wanted to see through reforms such as budget capping and new technologies like KERS successfully introduced into Formula One before retiring.

This is why nhl was introduced into Formula 11 to make the extension step more restricted in the determination process of hinge loops for middle-DS cases.

Both groups say that breast-feeding provides the safest, most health-giving nourishment, providing antibodies against diarrheal disease and eliminating risks posed by contaminants often introduced into baby formula or other supplements through the use of dirty water.

It wasn't until passage of the Federal Deposit Insurance Reform Act in 2005, when some flexibility was introduced into the formula, that insurance rates could be tied to risk assessments of the institutions.

In the present study, the ratio P/Pe is introduced into the Cm formula for beam-columns subject to end moments to enhance its precision.

In order to improve the accuracy of EM algorithm, a parameter called as move probability is introduced into the move formula where an elitist strategy is also adopted.

Values thus obtained were introduced into the following formula in order to calculate the reduction level of Alamar Blue reagent by metabolic activity of cells: A B % N = O 2 A 1 - O 1 A 2 / R 1 N 2 - R 2 N 1 100.

6 To better achieve this objective a health inequalities component was introduced into the allocation formula in 2002, which targeted more resources at deprived areas.