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formula noun avenue, axiom, canon, code, expedient, fixed expression, form, formulary, maxim, method, mode, model, phrase, postulate, prescribed prooedure, prescription, principle, proposition, recipe, rubric, rule, standard, theorem, usage Associated concepts: formula instruction See also: arrangement, avenue, comment, criterion, directive, expedient, expression, form, guide, method, mode, phrase, prescription, principle, rule, system, usage How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Based on a novel by the late Scott Sommer, it's the kind of coming-of-age story that its makers think is smarter than the formulaic norm, but in reality is just a pretentious rehash of the usual. Harris's writing style often thumps along like a tired hooker; what's supposed to be sexy and intriguing ends up formulaic and predictable. More than just the usual formulaic show and tell, Holl's research into the possibilities of materials leads him to consider the evolving relationship between the practical and the phenomenological and between buildings and perception. |
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