Sentence examples for mathematical formulas the from inspiring English sources

Instead of proving results through mathematical formulas, the class works as a group on empirical analysis.

It explains partly why the legal arguments got technical, including mathematical formulas — "the Polsby-Popper meandre" and the "Reock indicator" — to discern the compactness of district populations.

In a report last year, a panel convened by the institute dismissed the Geiers' work as having such serious flaws that their studies were "uninterpretable". Some of the Geiers' mathematical formulas, the committee found, "provided no information," and the Geiers used basic scientific terms like "attributable risk" incorrectly.

Using a mathematical formula, the results are converted into a simple score from 1 to 100.

The membership of the groups is tallied and, using a mathematical formula, the number of precinct delegates is divided among the candidates.

Dalí was drawn to the horn because its growth patterns adhere to a mathematical formula — the Fibonacci series that would later attract Mario Merz and Donald Judd.

But to lower court judges, there seemed to be a problem: At first blush, pure software looks like a mathematical formula, the sort of thing used to express a law of nature.

Table 1 summarizes the mathematical formulas for the main network metrics outlined above.

The mathematical formulas for the various classes of supporting reads and their locations (page 4, continued on page 6) are hard to understand.

These models use biostatistical/epidemiological techniques and mathematical formulas describing the biological mechanisms of the impact of IR on human health.

Then came physicist Robert Lang, who has been leading the charge in computational origami, uniting mathematical formulas with the art of folding.