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1 dual-symmetric formula
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2 dual-symmetric formula
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3 dual-symmetric formula
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1) рецепт2) формула || формульный3) формулировка•- arithmetically valid formula - back interpolation formula - computational formula - computing formula - corrector formula - formally decidable formula - formally refutable formula - formula of finite increments - geometrically valid formula - homomorphically stable formula - identically false formula - identically true formula - intuitionistically valid formula - logically valid formula - maximum likelihood formula - modally valid formula - monotonically increasing formula - numeralwise expressible formula - numeralwise representable formula - positively valid formula - primitively recursive formula - reciprocity formula - secondarily valid formula - square stable formula - universally valid formulato follow the formula — подчиняться [следовать] формуле; описываться формулой
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5 дуально-симметричная формула
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