Sentence examples similar to old fashioned equation from inspiring English sources

Later, when McAfee described an algorithm that could accurately predict the market value of a bottle of wine using only a few, mostly weather-based variables, there was an almost palpable glee about how "a good, old-fashioned equation," in McAfee's words, could replace the "refined palate" of "some alleged expert".

But when notes are mostly equations and drawings, a good old fashioned notebook and pencil may be easiest.

"They're old fashioned and unsophisticated.

Old Fashioned glasses look particularly great.

Buy an old fashioned frilly dress.

Maybe Manhattans or Old Fashioneds.

It's like an old-fashioned sports car — another great equation that's been forgotten.

Satellites, atomic clocks and good old-fashioned geometry fit into the equation.

So here we derive the same upper bound on substitution, but in the old-fashioned way, reasoning with discrete equations.

One might have expected the "Davidsbundlertanze" to sound old-fashioned after the Manzoni, but only if one forgot to factor Mr. Pollini into the equation.

"Old-fashioned," she says.