Sentence examples for word formula from inspiring English sources

To separate these two types of computation, we experimentally modified the natural organization of the lexicon by teaching participants two sets of fictitious novel words on successive days (e.g., "formubo" and "mushrood") that closely overlap with one existing word ("formula" and "mushroom").

In other words, Formula (4) is a sum minimization to ensure that the total distance travelled is minimized, while Formula (10) is a range minimization to ensure the moving task balance of different MDCs.

The Four-Word Formula Mandarin has only four tones and a standard system of romanization, called Pinyin.

The essence of Ch'ŏndogyo is said to be contained in a 21-word formula (chumun) that is recited as the way to enlightenment.

Who would want to read a book that big?" Over the years, Ms. Rosenfeld has become less dogmatic about lactation land mines like the F-word — formula.

I always bear in mind Harold Brodkey's remark to me that if you write "she went down on him", it is a "lie", because no one can summarise an intense, prolonged and inevitably unrepeatable and original sex act with a snappy five-word formula like that.

Japanese diplomats say they can find a carefully worded formula to allow a summit meeting.

That is why back-channel efforts are under way to arrive at a vaguely worded formula that would allow both sides to climb down and set the matter of the islands to one side.

In June 1968, faced with defeat on a rebellious backbencher's equal pay amendment, she used "a carefully worded formula promising immediate discussions with the CBI and the TUC on a timetable for phasing in equal pay".

To distinguish these theories we taught participants novel words (e.g., "formubo") that sound like existing words ("formula") on two successive days [ 13 16].

(He has a name for his method, one of those four-word formulas that Chinese love to coin: Sing Song Drink Tea).