Sentence examples for introducing a formula from inspiring English sources

That is why introducing a formula might be more fair.

He and Mr. Chenault introduced a formula, eventually sold as a syndicated package with prerecorded music, that would revamp — and homogenize — radio stations across the United States.

This morning I introduced a formula that projects a candidate's vote total in the Iowa caucuses based on their finish in the Ames Straw poll as well a couple of other factors.

Recall, we introduced a formula \eqref{eq15} abbreviated by \(D f,x \) to say \(f\) designates \(x\).

Now we are equipped to introduce a formula for the impressed current jext in Eq. (3) in terms of the coefficients.

Chum et al. 2012 applied the theory of Doppler sounding, originally developed for observation of ionospheric response to magneto-hydrodynamic waves [e.g., Sutcliffe and Poole 1989], and introduced a formula that takes into account the effect of compression on Doppler shift and avoids the necessity of integration in general expression for Doppler shift.

Davis et al. introduced a formula with which changes in CMRO2 during stimulation can be calculated on the basis of measured CBF and BOLD signal changes evoked by hypercapnia and visual stimulation (Davis et al. 1998).

An alternative to this model is developed by introducing a different formula for the efficiency of collisions the mechanism of coalescence of drops by film drainage is replaced by a mechanism based on the effect of collision impact.

If your baby was steadily gaining weight but has recently stopped or begun to lose weight, consider potential causes; stressful changes in environment, introducing a new formula or food to his or her diet, and beginning to crawl or walk may all trigger plateaus or decreases in infant weight temporarily.

The Department for Education said the government was firmly committed to introducing a national funding formula so all schools were funded fairly.

Osborne also disclosed he would save £540m by 2017-18 by introducing a less generous formula to subsidise the rent levels of social landlords, including housing associations.