Sentence examples for the formula available from inspiring English sources

In [11], a research study has been carried out to show the validity of the formula available in the literature against the measured earth resistance values at the field site.

This study compares the formulas available in previously published work and the results obtained for the field site [1 3,8], which has not been attempted before.

The formulas available today range widely and are infused with many of the needed supplements for good growth of mind and body.

The mayor maintains that the 1998 campaign finance law is moot because it made the $4-to-$4-to-$4-to-$1ilable to candidates who promised to forgo corporate contributions, and that was pre-empted by a separate change in the City Charter that made the same type of corporate contributions illegal.

The utilized interval distance is an improved equation comparing the interval distance formula available in the literature.

Therefore the formula NOx/creatinine is currently the only practical formula available to correct NOx levels for renal function.

The smudge-free formula, available for preorder on Kjaer Weis's Web site, consists of lavender water and rose oil, which give it an appealing floral fragrance (and not a hint of patchouli).

In this paper an attempt has been made to study the suitability of the burst pressure prediction formula available in literature and its modification for thin-walled high strength pressure vessels manufactured by a flow forming technique.

The World Health Organization has encouraged hospitals to make formula available the same way it provides other items as needed for patients: by buying it and stocking it, instead of accepting "freebies".

We have measured the aluminium content of the 30 most popular brands of infant formula available in the UK.

The design formulae available in the literature for predicting the maximum acceleration of structural systems are also reviewed and were applied to evaluate the resonant response of the footbridge for both single and crowded conditions of pedestrian traffic.