Sentence examples for matter of formula from inspiring English sources

But now that Ms. Fuller has taken her wand to American Media, which publishes supermarket tabloids like The National Enquirer and The Star, executives at Wenner Media are saying that the success of Us Weekly is a matter of formula, not Ms. Fuller.

The expression UN(B UP)(CG)) may look "unfamiliar" when compared to formulas of FOL, but notation to a large extent is a matter of convention.

In a similar way one gets estimates for the gradient | D u ( x ) - D u ( y ) | ≤ c I 1 - α ( x ) + I 1 - α ( y ) | x - y | α, 0 ≤ α < 1. (10 As a matter of fact, formulas (9)–(10) can be read as nonlocal, fractional derivatives versions of the classical estimates in (5).

Or is it simply a matter of ignoring dubious formulae and getting on with things?

In a highly processed and supposedly exceedingly complex material such as deep sea marine organic matter, most of the molecules of formula CnHmOq will contain an intermediate amount of unsaturation and numerous oxygen atoms [ 18, 20].

My old mucker Chuck Taggart of the Gumbo Pages site – which proved so invaluable in the matter of jambalaya – has a formula that purports to be very close to the original and "rather than using bunches of spinach … has lots of herbs plus celery leaves, which is true to the rumour that Jules created the dish out of what happened to be lying around the kitchen, including scraps.

Naturally, it was only a matter of time before the formula was applied to maids.

Preparing for our minivacation was a simple matter of bringing an extra carton of formula to my parents' house.

Large amount of intravenous fluids are given during this period of time no matter Parkland formula or other formulae are used as the fluid resuscitation guidelines.

He was supplemented with one to two bottles of formula each day, no matter how hard I tried to boost my milk production.

Unifying theories is a matter of showing how the mathematical formulae that comprise them can be derived from one another, how the phenomena they concern can be commensurated.