Sentence examples for some of the formula from inspiring English sources

I think he has definitely got the right product for the market, and bringing in some of the Formula One element to it.

James Harlan, by his estimation, presides over the most elaborate slot-car racetrack in the country, which he built in his 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-footthe Formula One race circuit's most notoriously challenging track features.

While this goal has been met with respect to Pb and Cd in most of the milk-based formula products, lot-to-lot variations in Pb and Cd concentrations of the same product suggest that, with judicious control over ingredients, concentrations of Pb and Cd in some of the formula products can be reduced even further.

Microwaves heat things unevenly,so some of the formula will be scalding hot,while another amount will be the right temperature.

Reduce taxes, readjust some of the formulas a little bit so you're a little fairer to New York.

Although some of the formulas are supposed to take things like poverty and disability into account, the justice concluded that there was little evidence that these formulas have any connection to actual student needs.

PBS's "American Experience" can feel formulaic, but the episode on Tuesday, "Death and the Civil War," makes itself wrenching and riveting by throwing out some of the formulas that have become familiar in documentaries about the war.

"If we're going to succeed, part of what we're going to have to do is to get out of some of the formulas and habits that have blocked progress for so long," Mr. Obama said, as Mr. Abbas stood next to him somberly.

I'm aware of how gravitation projects outward, some of the formulas.

Earlier work on the effect of experimental error is re-examined, certain limitations are brought out and some of the formulae are re-derived.

Yet some parts of the formula that created the middle class may be possible to replicate.