Indycar
Some fans don't approve of his move from Formula One.
Before the opening of the Formula 1 racing season, there was a test session for eligible teams at the track.
The current Formula Three champion has won a record nine races in a row.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Motor racing
autocross
black-flag
DNF
downforce
draft
drag racing
drag strip
dragster
grand prix
grid
pace car
race car
race car driver
racing car driver
rally
rallying
scramble
scrambling
speedway
spin

formula | American Dictionary

formula
noun[ C/U ]
us/ˈfɔr·mjə·lə/
the exact chemical parts that a mixture consists of:
[ C ]The company announced that it was changing its soft-drink formula to make it sweeter.
Formula is a liquid food mixture that is fed to babies instead of mother’s milk.
A formula is also any plan or method for doing something well:
[ Cusually sing ]The formula for success in business, he said, is a willingness to take risks.
mathematics
A formula is an equation (= set of numbers and letters representing two equal amounts) that shows how one amount depends on one or more other amounts.

formula | Business English

formula
noun[ C ]
uk /ˈfɔːmjələ/uspluralformulas | formulae
a standard or accepted way of doing something:
a formula for sth/for doing sthTandy had a simple formula for locating his stores: Put them where the customers are.
funding/pricing formulaThe unions fought off another attempt to scrap the current pension formula.
The combination of convenience stores and online shops has proven to be a winning formula for the company.
I'm afraid there is no magic formula.
PRODUCTION
a list of the substances used to make something:
The formula consists largely of sugar.

Examples of formula

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Since the coefficients of the sum are now changing with every iteration, we also need intelligent update formulas.
Cost efficiency and time efficiency may support the continued use of diagnostic categories or test score formulas as guidelines for service provision.
The first set of exact inversion formulas of filtered backprojection type was discovered in.
Recently, analogous formulas were obtained for even dimensions in.
In the proof, we present formulas for the solutions k0 (x), and their lengths and areas, in terms of the beta and complementary error functions.
In this way, one obtains error formulas which focus, for example, more on boundary terms than on volume terms.
The factors, variables, and coefficients thus determined and measured would be integrated into mathematical formulas that permit the calculation and determination of the corresponding tariffs.
Instead of exact formulas, one can use asymptotic information.
There are no such o simple formulas known for general outerplanar graphs.
The first two of these formulas have their usual interpretation as negation and material implication.
The near-sacred statistics are explained; formulas are given for mysteries like the earned run average.
An inspection of the arguments mentioned at the end of 3 shows that the analogies of formulas and are still valid.
Of course, in more general groups similar formulas exist, but we have to introduce the derivative of the group operation.
In addition, new formulas are required for each design.
Note that as all logarithms appearing in the formulas for c1 (t) and c2 are positive, so c1 (t) and c2 are positive.
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