Sentence examples for standard formula of from inspiring English sources

At first the game follows the standard formula of the Metal Gear series.

In a big, unregulated market, the standard formula of supply and demand can be more fable than law.

At one time, all it took to produce a page-turner was a clever variation on the standard formula of a plucky woman outwitting her maniacal stalker.

Alicia Keys's first song in four years sees her ditch her standard formula of "sit at a piano and belt out mid-tempo ballads" and try something new.

The pairing of the two ballets follows a standard formula of the golden age of the movie house: a heartstring-tugging melodrama followed by a slapstick comedy.

But Sara L. Engelhardt, president of the Foundation Center, which provides information on foundations and corporate philanthropy, said that most foundations were likely to hold to the standard formula of giving 5percentt of assets.

We measured HRQoL with the EQ-5D, a generic instrument that generates an index value with a standard formula out of five dimensions: mobility, self-care, usual activity, pain/discomfort, and anxiety/depression [ 23].

For Vaktrak (or any other program using the standard formulae of vacuum technology and transfer matrices to solve them), this doesn't seem right, since it thinks that you want to pump your accelerator (which you don't have) through a small nozzle.

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But textbooks offer no standard formula for end-of-life treatment, and it can be hard to predict who will benefit or be harmed.

For courses carrying academic or professional-level credit, the University's standard formula for one unit of credit is 15 hours of instructional time, plus two hours of study time for each hour of instruction.