Sentence examples for of some formula from inspiring English sources

"But there is an element of naïvety, for me watching some sport, as well, and in the case of some Formula One fans watching this situation," he added.

Throughout the day, President Clinton shuttled between Prime Minister Barak and Mr. Arafat -- who did not meet directly with each other -- fending off an Israeli initiative to leave early and turning repeatedly to his advisers and to the negotiators in search of some formula that would save the talks.

These programmes may be as simple as an interactive visualization of some formula or concept like the bubble- and dew-point lenses and as complex as the simulation of a unit operation like a distillation tower or an adiabatic flash up to the operation of whole simulated plants in a distributed environment.

The main feature of the R-function theory is the possibility to present all geometric information given in the boundary value problem in analytical form, which allows one to seek a solution in the form of some formula called the solution structure.

Qualms have sometimes been expressed about the intuitive soundness of some formulas that are valid in "orthodox" PC, and these qualms have led some logicians to construct a number of propositional calculi that deviate in various ways from PC as expounded above.

A semantic tableau is used to test whether a formula B is a semantic consequence of some formulas A1, …, An.

These features should ease the understanding of some formulas in the sequel.

This allows one to seek a solution in a form of some formulas called a solution structure.

The purpose of this paper is to present a systemic study of some formulas of the twisted -extension of the generalized Euler numbers and polynomials of order attached to.

For the 3D case, the derivations of some formulas are much more abstract and complex in a 4D Euclidean hyperspace, and some technical problems need to be solved in the debugging process.

In this paper the performances of some formulas proposed in literature (even only for generic masonry towers) have been assessed on a group of case studies through the Mean Squared Error (MSE).