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But just how would we devise a practical formula to determine who gets what?

In his seminar we attended, "The Marriage You've Always Wanted," Dr. Chapman focused on how to turn knowledge of your spouse's love language into a practical formula for "keeping your emotions alive in the marriage you're now in".

Based on the developed iterative algorithms, a practical formula of Δf pfu is presented.

Using the developed model, a practical formula Δf ps is presented.

This paper introduces a practical formula for added resistance in short waves.

In the end, a practical formula was proposed for BOD5/COD ratio enhancement for each leachate.

The purpose of this study is (a) to define the slippage factor in order to estimate the decrease in pipe strain resulting from the slippage effect, (b) to propose a simplified method to evaluate the plastic deformation of the pipeline for severe earthquakes, and (c) to derive a practical design formula for the structural strains of bent pipes.

By taking into account the unit prices of both processing time and utilized diluant, we provide a practical algebraic formula that allows decision makers to evaluate the optimal starting point of the constant-volume diafiltration step and to adapt it when considered prices change.

Therefore the formula NOx/creatinine is currently the only practical formula available to correct NOx levels for renal function.

Simple and practical formulas have only been obtained in specific cases (for an overview, see for instance [2, 3]) and one often turns the attention to comparing the Nielsen number to other numbers that are relatively more easy to compute, such as the Lefschetz number and the Reidemeister number (see for instance [4] for an overview).

In Section 5, we validate the accuracy of the practical formulas based on the proposed solutions through numerical comparisons.