Sentence examples for to some formula from inspiring English sources
Is this allocation among sectors relatively constant or do you change it according to some formula?
Once there are some experimental measurements, they usually combine according to some formula to arrive at a desired quantity.
This would be done in the name of efficiency, since there are now some 30,000 tax jurisdictions in the U.S. The receipts would then be remitted to various states according to some formula.
So here I offer a cautious endorsement of another yield-enhancement strategy: "structured" bonds, which are complex debt securities whose interest coupons vary according to some formula that might or might not work to your advantage.
From a proof-theoretic standpoint, for example, there is a difference between unrelativized quantification and quantification which has been explicitly relativized to some formula in our language (where this formula is one that, from an intuitive perspective, serves to "pick out" the domain of countable model of ZFC).
"The circumstances change and you can't be wedded to some formula by Grover Norquist.
He said Afghans had been meeting in Islamabad and Peshawar to try to try to find some formula for a broad-based ethnic administration.
And it's designed to provide some formula funding to universities so that they can do a lot of the basic work in extension and education outreach.
In making other Philadelphia ice cream the whites of eggs are added; and according to some formulas vanilla ice cream may be made without any cream or milk whatsoever; for instance, by proper manipulation of the yolks of eggs, the whites of eggs, sugar, syrup, and the vanilla bean.
As further applications, they derived some corresponding results related to some formulae of products of the classical Bernoulli and Euler polynomials and numbers stated in Nielsen's book [1].
The command Theorem allows us to state some formula that we want to prove and it starts the interactive proof mode, in which tactics can be used to produce the wanted proof term.
