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1 empirico
(pl -ci) empirical* * *◆ s.m. ( ciarlatano) quack.* * ** * *empiricopl. -ci, - che /em'piriko, t∫i, ke/empiric(al). -
2 formula
f formula* * *formula s.f.1 (chim., mat.) formula*; formula matematica, mathematical formula; formula chimica, bruta, di struttura, chemical, empirical, structural formula // ( ragioneria) formula di interesse composto, compound-interest formula2 (estens.) ( frase fatta) set phrase, conventional phrase; cliché: formula di saluto, set (o conventional) greeting; formula magica, magical formula; formula di giuramento, form of oath // (dir.): assolvere con formula piena, to acquit stating the complete discharge (of the defendant); assolvere con formula dubitativa, to acquit stating the dubious discharge (of the defendant); formula esecutiva, statement of immediate enforceability (of a judgement)3 ( motto) motto, slogan4 ( insieme di caratteri salienti) characteristics (pl.), system; ( metodo) formula, key, recipe: le formule dell'impressionismo, the characteristics of Impressionism; una nuova formula di governo, a new formula for a coalition; qual è la formula segreta del tuo successo?, what's the secret of (o the key to) your success?* * *['fɔrmula]sostantivo femminile1) (espressione) form, wording2) comm. (opzione) option3) mat. formula*4) (ricetta) formula*, composition5) sport aut.Formula uno, due — Formula One, Two
6) (struttura, schema) (di trasmissione televisiva, rivista) format•formula di cortesia — polite phrase; (alla fine di una lettera) letter ending
formula di struttura — chim. structural formula
* * *formula/'fɔrmula/sostantivo f.1 (espressione) form, wording2 comm. (opzione) option3 mat. formula*4 (ricetta) formula*, composition6 (struttura, schema) (di trasmissione televisiva, rivista) formatformula di cortesia polite phrase; (alla fine di una lettera) letter ending; formula di giuramento oath; formula magica (magic) spell; formula di struttura chim. structural formula. -
3 verifica
f (pl -che) check* * *verifica s.f. verification; inspection; examination; check, control; ( contabile) audit: verifica dei fatti, verification of facts; verifica dei documenti, verification of documents; verifica dei dati, data control; verifiche regolari sono parte del controllo di qualità, regular inspections are part of quality control; fare la verifica di un'addizione, to check an addition; fare la verifica di una dichiarazione, to verify a statement // (amm.): verifica dei conti, audit of accounts; verifica del bilancio, audit of the balance sheet; bilancio di verifica, trial balance sheet; fare la verifica dei libri, to audit the books; verifica di voci, ( spunta) tick // (comm.): verifica di cassa, cash inspection; salvo verifica, on approval; fare la verifica della merce, to check the goods // (econ.): verifica delle mansioni esecutive, desk audit; verifica empirica, empirical testing // (fin.) verifica delle attività, verification of assets // (trib.) verifica fiscale, revenue inspection // (dir.): verifica dei poteri, check of electoral returns; verifica dei voti, scrutiny.* * *1) (controllo) verification, check2) scol. testing, test•* * *verificapl. - che /ve'rifika, ke/sostantivo f.1 (controllo) verification, check; procedere a o effettuare delle -che to carry out checks (su on)2 scol. testing, testverifica dei conti audit. -
4 empirico agg
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agg [em'piriko] empirico -a, -ci, -che -
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7 formula minima
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