Sentence examples for more flexible formula from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holladay favors a more flexible formula called the Pretty Good House, which promotes modest improvements in insulation coupled with renewable energy from solar panels — an approach, he said, that achieves similar energy savings without the additional expense.

For the Old City and its religious sites, Israel rejects Palestinian sovereignty but is prepared to consider more flexible formulas.

SWATrw incorporates a more flexible wetland morphometric formula and a connecting channel concept to model wetland-river interactions.

The usage of the weighted average operator leads this formula more flexible and generic.

Battle system designer Hiroshi Tomomatsu states that it gradually moved away from a complex and rigid formula to the more flexible form seen in the final version of the game.

Waite hopes the byssus structures could reveal a successful formula for a stronger, more flexible tendon to serve as a prosthesis in humans.

Graham Keal of the Birmingham Post wrote of the first episode: "Heretical as it might seem, I liked Holby City more than Casualty, not least because the formula is so much more flexible and unpredictable".

Most rubber formulas will be softer and more flexible even after cooling.

The key element is to turn the prefecture into a free-trade zone under a "one country, two systems" formula that would offer Okinawa a more flexible tax and regulatory regime than mainland Japan.

It gives the same options values as the Black-Scholes formula, given the same assumptions, but is more flexible in that it shows new values as the assumptions are changed.

One excellent way to begin would be for Governor Pataki to set up a bipartisan group of legislators immediately to start drafting a workable new formula, including his own proposals on making funding more flexible.