Sentence examples for the specific formulae from inspiring English sources

The specific formulae used to determine these scores are shown in Table 1.

But the specific formulas of Oslo should not become an obstacle to serious negotiations.

A second important factor is the specific formula used to translate votes into seats.

Mullite is an aluminosilicate compound with the specific formula 3Al2O3 · 2SiO3 and an alumina content of approximately 70 percent.

Although the specific formulas and the numerical results are obtained for spherical scatterers, the calculation for non-spherical scatterers can be carried out in a similar way.

South Sudan produces about 375,000 barrels of oil per day, and though negotiators are still working on the specific formula of how the two Sudans — north and south — will share the oil, the south stands to make billions from its reserves.

Rather, UK research funding policy since the 1980s has been to deepen the 'natural' level of concentration by using the results of regular research assessment exercises to drive an increasingly selective funding allocation (though the specific formula used to drive this 'quality-related' funding is now set separately in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland).

Then this January, the Swiss manufacturer Covis began selling an "authorized generic". Such medicines are made according to the specific formula of the company that makes the branded drug and holds the original patent (GlaxoSmithKline in the case of digoxin), and tend to be more expensive than a typical generic.

That is a real shame, given that there are few indications that the multiple-choice format of a typical test, in which students are quizzed on the specific formulas and bits of information they have memorized that year, actually measures what we need to know about children's education.

Eq. (21) in Appendix shows the specific formula of the slope of S-curve.

Although many scholars used this method, Hubbert had not given the specific formula of the method and its derivation.