Sentence examples for real formula from inspiring English sources

"There is no real formula to it," Mr. Panahi said about his technique.

The real formula, it says, remains in a bank vault in Atlanta.

"There's no real formula; finding the right bra size for someone is a hard task," says Kelly Dunmore, chief lingerie stylist at Rigby & Peller.

Mr. Obama's decision to join the military intervention in Libya may well be judged a failure if the initial result is a muddle or a partition of the country, an outcome that his own secretary of defense, Robert M. Gates,  declared less than a month ago would be a "a real formula for insecurity".

There's no real formula to figure out what songs are at what price.

The problem is that there is no real formula for determining exactly what an executive should be paid.

For Smorynski the real formulas include not just numerical equalities and combinations thereof, but also general formulas with free variables but without unbounded quantifiers.

Indeed, Hilbert saw that something stronger is true: not only does a consistency proof establish truth of real formulas provable by ideal methods, but it yields finitary proofs of finitary general propositions if the corresponding free-variable formula is derivable by ideal methods (1928, 474).

The result in Figure  5 shows lesser changes in the heterochromatinization before and after formulas are formed in comparison to 199 control formulas that are formed by randomly selecting N medicinals from the pool of medicinals making up the 199 formulas (N is the median number of medicinals calculated from the real formulas).

(Bravo, thankfully, did not try to wedge its "Real Housewives" formula into the mix).

"Sex and death in equal proportions," writes Hammerologist Sinclair McKay, "and particularly barely repressed sexuality in a Victorian setting, was the real winning formula".