Sentence examples for it is reformulated from inspiring English sources

When it is reformulated with the true expression for the slope replacing x/r, the solution (which involves quite heavy mathematics) shows a variation of period with amplitude that has been rigorously verified.

By exploiting the properties of the MINLP model it is reformulated into an exact Mixed-Integer Linear Programming (MILP) model that is solved to global optimality.

This problem is first formulated as a set of matrix inequalities, and then by using a well-known technique, it is reformulated as a LMI problem.

Note that in the calculation of the representation coefficients, the maximization problem of the SSIM index is a nonconvex problem, and thus, it is reformulated as a quasi-convex problem using the computation scheme in[53].

It is reformulated each year to include the anticipated viral strains of the upcoming influenza season.

It is reformulating products, adding so-called branded active ingredients such as Calci-N, a milk-derived source of calcium that it adds to Nesquik's cocoa powder.

It was reformulated in 1986 as Kina Blanc and lost its famous bitter edge.

After some discussion in the 13th century it was reformulated by Descartes in his Meditations (1641).

But Mr. Adami's tenure is also remembered for a steep decline in sales of Lion Lager, once a leading brand, after it was reformulated with a sweeter taste and a lower alcohol content, to appeal to younger drinkers.

After several states made moves to ban Four Loko, it was reformulated to remove the caffeine and two other ingredients, guarana and taurine, but Dr. Clauson said that was "unlikely to have a substantial impact" on young people, who will continue to combine alcohol with energy drinks.

It was rediscovered a few years later by the Kazakh logician A. D. Taimanov, and it was reformulated in terms of games by the Polish logician Andrzej Ehrenfeucht.