Sentence examples for science formula from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the show's usual "always get their guy through science" formula, as Loudenberg put it, this episode featured a subject's false confession.

"At the same time there is the intangible variable that can't really be captured by political science formulas, and that is emotion and enthusiasm, and I have to admit there was a lot of that in the room that day backing Obama".

If our students can't parse a paragraph, if they can't solve their math equations, if they don't understand their science formulas they will not succeed in today's highly competitive, increasingly global knowledge-based economy.

The pages, however, are covered with maths, science formulas and handwriting exercises.

The pages, however, are covered with maths and science formulas and handwriting exercises.

Both use the tried-and-tested pop-science formula of recounting the formation of the elements and interweaving the story of how their stellar origins were pieced together.

His next four books sold poorly and by the 1940s, readers had tired of Seabrook's hocus-pocus-meets-hard-bitten-science formula.

Regardless of the medical evidence, the "science" behind formula — not to mention the convenience — can be difficult for mothers to resist.

This anti-utopian novel employs the standard science-fiction formula of a futuristic world run by machines and of one man's futile rebellion against that world.

For example, the formulas of a deductive system may be seen as objects of a category whose arrows f : A → B are deductions of B from A. In fact, this point of view is important in theoretical computer science, where formulas are thought of as types and deductions as operations.

That may not sound like rocket science but the formula escaped those who took leveraged positions in morgtage-backed securities in 2006.On a final note, thanks to readers for the comments.