Sentence examples for shorter formula from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to imagine a shorter formula with more power," says Robbert Dijkgraaf, director of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, where Einstein was one of the first faculty members.

That's because the new shorter formula is designed to let EF focus locally on the part most unique to the organisation — persuading the best technical and domain talent to try their hand at entrepreneurship and in turn matching them with a complementary co-founder so that they can form a startup that might otherwise never exist.

A shorter formula, [total lipids = (2.27 × total cholesterol) + triglycerides + 62.3], was used if free cholesterol was not quantified (9.7% cases, 10.4% controls) (Akins et al. 1989; Bernert et al. 2007; Phillips et al. 1989).

These two formulas should give the same result, but the shorter formula is simpler to use when discussing objects on a planet's surface.

It can be useful for shorter formulas, but can quickly become cluttered for longer ones.

Jolyon Palmer believes he has turned a corner in his short Formula One career as he strives to prove to Renault he should be given a second year in the sport.

This concluding doxology (short formula of praise) in the Protestant version was probably added early in the Christian era, since it occurs in some early manuscripts of the Gospels.

"My short formula is that a policy of cheap money in the U.S.A. after Sept. 11, plus a paradigm of deregulation, plus the race for yields combined with illusions about risk, led to excesses and hubris which today have seriously shaken the world financial architecture," he said last week.

In short, Formula 1 is so extreme that drivers' bodies are always on the verge of exploding.

In a short formula: the point is to liberate the concept of smart city from its ideological horizon of meaning.

These types of chemical entities do often have a higher degree of ambiguity, especially some acronyms and short formula.