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Formula
* Many formulas also contain magnesium and calcium.
* Most formulas contain both lipids and dextrose along with protein, vitamins, minerals, etc.
* Some formulas also contain vitamin D, which promotes the absorption of calcium
  - have high levels of phosphate which can lower the blood calcium levels
  - require supplementation with potassium, calcium, magnesium and other nutrients.
  * use letters instead of words. Albert Einstein created this. In it, e is energy, m is mass and c is the speed of light
* Use formulas to calculate answers to electronic problems.
* are essential to create chemical reactions, but they nearly always stymie sexual reactions
  - increasingly pervasive in the workplace and in personal finances
  - located in laboratories
* are mathematical equations
  - or statistical equations entered into a cell to perform a calculation
* are mathematical statements used to calculate new values from existing values
  - milk
  - recipes
  - still a ways away from being as nutritional as breast milk
* consist of equations that calculate new values from existing values.
* contain no antibodies, no living cells, no enzymes, no hormones
  - variables that when replaced by numbers, allow unknown quantities to be found
* determine holy days based on lunar events.
* e have functions
  - provide nutrition
* places high levels of insulin in the blood.
* treat a wide variety of symptoms while stimulating the body's natural healing process.
* use shorthand notation, that is symbols or letters, to represent numbers and quantities.
* work with chemistry and cooking.

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Algorithm
* Some algorithms allow a curve to be expressed precisely, so that any point along it can be known
  - use a special type of binary predicate that compares two elements
  - used to solve differential equations use finite element methods
* are a collection of effects with the parameters available for each effect
  - part of life
  - abstractions without any purpose
  - certain general mathematical processes, which say how to encrypt a given text
  - common in the real world
  - fundamental to computer science and software engineering
  - information
  - integral to enabling machines to deliver sustained performance
* are mathematical programs that make the decisions for a machine to perform tasks
  - techniques or rules that apply a cryptographic service to a message
  - mathematical, problem-solving procedures
  - precise procedures for calculating a result from specific starting states
  - procedures that have a determinate outcome
* are sets of instructions for completing tasks
  - that allow computers to perform specific tasks
  - steps of instructions describing how to complete a task , such as solving a problem
* are the mathematical core of software
  - methods by which a computer performs certain tasks
  - tools for solving problems
  - used for software
  - very useful in mathematics
  - what computers do
* lie at the very core of computing.
* predate computers and are a mathematical entity, just like theorems.
* serve as a unifying theme in the multi-disciplinary field of robotics.
+ Computer science, Common tasks for a computer scientist, Answering the question
  * Algorithms are steps of instructions describing how to complete a task, such as solving a problem. Think about playing cards, for example. A computer scientist wants to sort the cards. First he wants to sort them out by color. The computer scientist may see different ways to sort the playing cards. He must now think about of how he will do it.