Sentence examples for the convenient formula from inspiring English sources

In both cases the rote phrase "thank you for your service", uttered by the civilians they encounter, becomes the convenient formula for avoiding the uncomfortable facts concerning the actual nature of that service.

For example one such rule is the convenient formula for predicting the expected pCO2 in the setting of a metabolic acidosis [ 12]: pCO2 = (1.5 × HCO3-) + 8 ± 5  (2) This rule tells us what the pCO2 should be secondary to the increase in alveolar ventilation that accompanies a metabolic acidosis.

Nevertheless, it is rather difficult to express the De Blasi measure of weak noncompactness with the help of a convenient formula in a concrete Banach space.

Nevertheless, it is rather difficult to express the above De Blasi measure of weak noncompactness with the help of a convenient formula in a concrete Banach space.

(2.1) Nevertheless, it is rather difficult to express this family of weak noncompactness with the help of a convenient formula in a concrete locally convex space.

A very simple and convenient formula of the shear lag warping stress is proposed which has the same form as that of the bending stress of elementary beam.

Even though complicated processing by several nonlinear functions is involved, we can well describe the first and second statistical moments of the variables g z ij ) using a convenient formula that holds with great accuracy within certain bounds.

The CI was computed by the standard method of the "convenient covariance" formula: C = 2 μ cov h, r.

Russell happily acknowledged this consequence of his view and expressed in such slogans as: "'Matter' is a convenient formula for describing what happens where it isn't" (Russell 1927b, 126).

In the case of the standard t, there are convenient formulae for the moments.

These convenient formulas form the basis of our noise model in Section "Camera noise modeling".