The rebellion started in 512, when a nearly identical formula to that of the Scythian monks, added to the Trisagion in the liturgy of Hagia Sophia, was removed by Emperor Anastasius II.

The Pope argued that the repeating of identical formulas has a great impact on those who pray, giving them confidence in Mary.

How could identical formulas come out one way in one place and a different way in another?

The derivations were demonstrated to be unrelated by the fact that corresponding parts of the two identical formulae for are derived from the genotypes of different individuals.

Even in the legend of Prometheus we find an identical formula concealed; and a similar remark applies to those of Jesus Christ, and of many other mythical god-men worshipped in different countries.

However, a more important variation of those attempts was the theory of Paul Gerber, who derived in 1898 the identical formula, which was also derived later by Einstein for the perihelion advance.

In these theories, the partition function is heavily exploited in the path integral formulation, with great success, leading to many formulas nearly identical to those reviewed here.

This means that to cause a similar calculation on an array of cells, an almost identical formula (but residing in its own "output" cell) must be repeated for each row of the "input" array.

With current spreadsheets, this forced repetition of near identical formulas can have detrimental consequences from a quality assurance standpoint and is often the cause of many spreadsheet errors.

(Mr. Tribe and Mr. Dorf do not mention that Judge Bork proposed a nearly identical formula in an essay published in 1985.)