Sentence examples for printing formula from inspiring English sources
An analysis performed by City Room on the computer in its living room disclosed that Conservancy Green - if expressed as a four-color "CMYK" printing formula - would have the following values: cyan (blue-green), 52 percent; magenta, 1 percent; yellow, 89 percent; and black, 2 percent.
At 9 10 a.m., he entered his Algebra II classroom and began tackling a word problem, neatly printing familiar formulas into his notebook.
Until the past few weeks, any criticism of the Bank's formula for recovery – printing vast amounts of electronic money and cutting interest rates to a record low – was met with the united backing of ministers, opposition parties and all but a handful of Tory backbenchers.
He said he hoped to study the problem by transmitting formulas electronically and printing out the taste solutions from a Web site.
If you're a scientist, then you probably join me in shaking your fists when newspapers print the formula for happiness, or explain that they've hired some "boffins" to calculate the most miserable day of the year.
Fine print: This formula expires next Sunday.
In 1995, Scientology lawyer Earl Cooley hinted at the importance of Xenu in Scientology doctrine by stating that "thousands of articles are written about Coca-Cola, and they don't print the formula for Coca-Cola".
GoFundMe has been described to us before as a cash cow, a vehicle for "printing money" because of how well its formula has worked.
Note that this formula was printed in 1912, back when Dr. Pepper was still used as a pharmaceutical remedy for digestive problems.
The following corrected formula substitutes for formula (1) as printed on page 2 of the article by Schäfer et al. [1].
