Sentence examples for lessons formula from inspiring English sources

One of the lessons Formula One learned in Bahrain was that a country experiencing a social uprising can benefit from the media coverage of the hundreds of journalists that follow the race, as more diverse images of the country are beamed around the world.

While we often make reference to Coulomb's law in this article, it should be noted that in the lesson the formula is often represented as a proportionality.

Seventy-five thousand dollars buys you a stay at the actual Monaco suite used in several James Bond movies, private driving lessons with a Formula 1 driver, a speed boat chase, a mock kidnapping to the "Octopussy" yacht, dinners in Moscow, a private tour of the Kremlin and a top-secret trip to Zhukovsky Air Base for flight training exercises in a military jet.

As we progressed through the lessons and the formula for success became clearer, we were able to design and optimise materials with fewer rounds of discussion and piloting.

On Saturday we got our first taste of good wave breaking conditions, along with a practical lesson in the fetch formula.

For a great lesson on where this formula comes from, check out this math page.

He reads the expressions he is writing at each step, points to the diagram, restates the formula from prior lessons, reads the labels, writes this data in the expression, and reads it again.

Reminiscing on old times, Patton teases Mrs. Lee about how she repeated the quadratic formula in her lessons so much that she might as well have tattooed it onto her students' foreheads.

The story-study-lesson cycle is a proven formula in science writing, but in Lehrer's hands it grows formulaic.

They wrote chemistry formulas and Chinese lessons on the blackboard.

It's a formula that many of the lessons stick to: start with people's stories, then refer to relevant academic concepts, without veering too far from lived experiences.