What's striking about this formulation, though, is what's missing: any explicit reference to the one per cent.
The striking difference in the formulation in the Principia versus the one in "De Motu" — and, for that matter, versus all earlier formulations in print — is the reference to impressed forces.
A friend once told him, "In great writing, the proportion between the total number of sentences and those sentences whose formulation was especially striking or pregnant was about one to thirty whereas it was more like one to two in [your] case".
A friend once told him, "In great writing, the proportion between the total number of sentences and those sentences whose formulation was especially striking or pregnant was about one to thirty — whereas it was more like one to two in [your] case".
''A scholarly work, it is uncompromising in its approach to model formulation, while achieving striking generality in the analysis of particular problems.
In such formulations, there are striking similarities between Critical Theory and American pragmatism.
When examined in tumour-bearing mice, this new formulation led to a striking improvement in treatment efficacy and subsequent survival in animals, thus suggesting that reversal of chemoresistance could be achieved following our combined (encapsulation+modulation) strategy.
Most striking was the clustering of amphotericin B formulation by hospital, which may indicate that formulary requirements or other institutional practices are important drivers of amphotericin B choice.
Among his early associates, David Bomberg developed from the Cubist idiom in 1912 13 images of a striking clarity and force, and William Roberts combined a Cubist formulation with social commentary analogous to that of the 18th-century painter William Hogarth.
The parallel here with W. James's famous formulation, published six decades later, is very striking.
