What marks Minaj out is that she subverts the standard hip-hop formula that says female rappers have to be either street or sexy.
Mr. Lindsey said economists have long accepted a formula that says for every one percentage point that the economy grows below what was projected, tax revenues decline by 1.4percentt.
In fact, it turns out that even when X is as strong as the full calculus of individuals, corresponding to the theory GEM of Section 4.4, there is no purely mereological formula that says whether there are finitely or infinitely many atoms, i.e., that is true in every finite model of AX but in no infinite model (Hodges and Lewis 1968).
There is a parenting formula that says however much you have taken the piss out of people before, on a given topic, you will be that factor of mad, multiplied by a lot, on this same topic, yourself.
But I'm not celebrating the results of this study, any more than I'd celebrate one that said formula feeding caused children to sprout green hair from their chiny-chin-chins and opt to live under bridges.
"And I don't know a formula for that," said David Blank, who has been the camp's director for four years.
In big matches, fans say, crickets are even doped with a secret formula that is said to make them fiercer.
In 2009, the state implemented the Texas Projection Measure, a formula that critics said allowed schools to count students as passing who did not.
In Pennsylvania, the auditor general has issued a scathing report calling for revamping a funding formula that he said overpays online schools by at least $105 million a year.
Investors like Wilpon and Katz pressed for a formula that they say is backed by state and federal law and lets them define their losses by their final Madoff account statements.
