Sentence examples for this simple formula from inspiring English sources

It doesn't take a gaggle of geeks and academics to figure out this simple formula.

This simple formula has worked for the past 30 years and won the shop the affections of local authors Frances Fyfield and Jane Gardam.

In poor societies, the ramifications of this simple formula are more clear-cut and wide-ranging than in the developed world.

Although this simple formula holds true in wide areas of the criminal law, there are important exceptions, especially in the area of absolute liability offenses.

The path of every astronaut and the orbit of every satellite from which we benefit – whether for communications, Earth observation, scientific research around Earth or other planets, global positioning information – was calculated using this simple formula.

"Perhaps we should ensure that equal numbers of Australian men and women are awarded honours by using this simple formula – if there are 200 women to be awarded honours, then there will be 200 men also awarded honours.

Based on this, simple formulas to analyze and interpret the experimental findings under both in-plane and out-of plane bending are proposed, providing analogies with the bending of bimodulus materials and the load-bearing mechanism of reinforced concrete, respectively.

For this aim, the simple formula describing the dust photoelectric heating in the IGM presented in Eq. (16) will be very useful.

This deceptively simple formula was apparently responsible for Do You Know the Way to San Jose?, a song which brilliantly combines emotion and lyrical economy.

"So much of modern music," Spektor told me later, "is this very simple formula, where it starts out with something" — she beat a basic rock beat — "and then it expands.

The ACEEE offers this very simple formula: GreenScore = a x e –EDX/c / (1+EDX/c b.