Sentence examples for use of formulae from inspiring English sources
Using a combination of modelling via use of formulae (equations) and visualisation of the way these formulae interact, it is possible to construct modelling software without requiring code.
Firstly, the use of formulae in chemistry could be accepted without committing to atomism, as we have discussed above, and as both Ostwald and Duhem stressed.
Alan Rocke (1984, 10 15 and 2013) interprets the use of formulae in organic chemistry as involving a chemical atomism that is weaker than physical atomism but stronger than a commitment only to laws of proportion.
In classical antiquity, science attained a very high level (Freeth et al. 2006) without use of formulae or mathematical symbols; mathematical or physical arguments or proof made use of geometric drawings rather than calculus.
She attributes the productivity of the use of formulae to the fact that they 'conveyed a building-block image of chemical proportions without simultaneously requiring an investment in atomic theories, together with the simplicity of their maneuverability on paper' (2003, 35).
Use of formulae to help guide drug dosing represents an attractive approach, although an ability to trigger both dose reduction and escalation is required.
The use of formula based readability assessment provided useful information on only one aspect of readability i.e. the level of education required to comprehend the leaflet.
While Dr. Thomas says she advises parents that formula is not as good as breast milk, many hospitals encourage the use of formula through their gift bags.
Proponents say "breast is best" for infant nutrition and that the dangers of contaminated water make the use of formula too risky.
A study done in Kenya supports the use of formula over breast-feeding by women in poor countries who carry the virus that causes AIDS, researchers reported today.
The problems that disclaimers can solve stem in large part from the use of formula clauses, in which lawyers use phrases like "that portion" or "that amount" in documents allocating money among heirs or trusts.
