Third, to speak formulas, a simple parser was designed to convert math formulas into English terms.
Semantically speaking, formulas are interpreted by sets of states and programs are interpreted by binary relations over states in a transition system.
One complication for this process was that people do not speak formulas precisely, so off-the-shelf libraries produced stilted language, e.g. the formula "z*(x+5)" being spoken as "z times left parenthesis x.... .. To avoid this, our parser did not translate grouping characters to speech.
And speaking of formulas, a memo to all contemporary ballet choreographers: William Forsythe's "In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated" was made in 1987.
Roughly speaking, this formula answers the following question: how many times, on average, the reaction r1 of association of the enzyme-substrate complex has to occur, before the amount of the product P reaches 50% of its maximum?
It was added at the bottom of a leaf (fol. 129v) by someone not fully literate in Latin or one who could speak the formula but was not accustomed to writing in Latin.
Instead, a plain-English version of the formula was spoken (e.g., "z times x plus 5"), while the original exact formula spoken was shown in the chat log so that the precise values were clear (shown in Fig. 4).
The chief of the C.D.C.'s nutrition branch, Laurence Grummer-Strawn, said he was concerned enough that he had "spoken to people at formula companies suggesting they change their marketing practices".
He used a language only two could speak, and long formulas were written on the blackboard.
Since we are now speaking only of formulas, creation and cohesion, the two forces, are mixed together in reason.
