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begin{equation}

    Ep= (Required Personality Level of Each Resource-Assigned Personality 

    Level of each Resources)times (datextsubscript{i})

end{equation}


this is the equation.






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begin{equation}

    Ep= (Required Personality Level of Each Resource-Assigned Personality 

    Level of each Resources)times (datextsubscript{i})

end{equation}


this is the equation.






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begin{equation}

    Ep= (Required Personality Level of Each Resource-Assigned Personality 

    Level of each Resources)times (datextsubscript{i})

end{equation}


this is the equation.






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begin{equation}

    Ep= (Required Personality Level of Each Resource-Assigned Personality 

    Level of each Resources)times (datextsubscript{i})

end{equation}


this is the equation.






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    Is the hyphen between “Resource” and “Assigned” meant to be a minus sign?
    – egreg
    2 days ago








  • 2




    What’s your question?
    – Carsten S
    2 days ago














  • 5




    Is the hyphen between “Resource” and “Assigned” meant to be a minus sign?
    – egreg
    2 days ago








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    What’s your question?
    – Carsten S
    2 days ago








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Is the hyphen between “Resource” and “Assigned” meant to be a minus sign?
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Is the hyphen between “Resource” and “Assigned” meant to be a minus sign?
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What’s your question?
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Mathematical symbols where created to represent the meaning of longer descriptive words in a short form for easy inclusion in complex formulas with possible repetition. I would choose a suitable symbol/character to represent that long sentence like this (choose your own descriptive symbol):



documentclass{article}

begin{document}



begin{equation}

  Ep = P_l times da_i,

end{equation}

%

where $P_l =$ Required Personality Level of Each Resource-Assigned Personality Level of all Resources



end{document}



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    I would go a step further, and say "where $P_l$ is the required personality ...", explaining in words what the symbol is. There's no gain to using math here.
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enter image description here



documentclass{article}



begin{document}

begin{equation}

    Ep = left(begin{tabular}{l}

                Required Personality Level of Each Resource-\

                Assigned Personality Level of each Resources

                end{tabular}right)

        times (da_{i})

end{equation}

end{document}





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Mathematical symbols where created to represent the meaning of longer descriptive words in a short form for easy inclusion in complex formulas with possible repetition. I would choose a suitable symbol/character to represent that long sentence like this (choose your own descriptive symbol):



documentclass{article}

begin{document}



begin{equation}

  Ep = P_l times da_i,

end{equation}

%

where $P_l =$ Required Personality Level of Each Resource-Assigned Personality Level of all Resources



end{document}



enter image description here







share|improve this answer

















  • 2




    I would go a step further, and say "where $P_l$ is the required personality ...", explaining in words what the symbol is. There's no gain to using math here.
    – Teepeemm
    2 days ago















up vote
19
down vote













Mathematical symbols where created to represent the meaning of longer descriptive words in a short form for easy inclusion in complex formulas with possible repetition. I would choose a suitable symbol/character to represent that long sentence like this (choose your own descriptive symbol):



documentclass{article}

begin{document}



begin{equation}

  Ep = P_l times da_i,

end{equation}

%

where $P_l =$ Required Personality Level of Each Resource-Assigned Personality Level of all Resources



end{document}



enter image description here







share|improve this answer

















  • 2




    I would go a step further, and say "where $P_l$ is the required personality ...", explaining in words what the symbol is. There's no gain to using math here.
    – Teepeemm
    2 days ago













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up vote
19
down vote









Mathematical symbols where created to represent the meaning of longer descriptive words in a short form for easy inclusion in complex formulas with possible repetition. I would choose a suitable symbol/character to represent that long sentence like this (choose your own descriptive symbol):



documentclass{article}

begin{document}



begin{equation}

  Ep = P_l times da_i,

end{equation}

%

where $P_l =$ Required Personality Level of Each Resource-Assigned Personality Level of all Resources



end{document}



enter image description here







share|improve this answer












Mathematical symbols where created to represent the meaning of longer descriptive words in a short form for easy inclusion in complex formulas with possible repetition. I would choose a suitable symbol/character to represent that long sentence like this (choose your own descriptive symbol):



documentclass{article}

begin{document}



begin{equation}

  Ep = P_l times da_i,

end{equation}

%

where $P_l =$ Required Personality Level of Each Resource-Assigned Personality Level of all Resources



end{document}



enter image description here








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    I would go a step further, and say "where $P_l$ is the required personality ...", explaining in words what the symbol is. There's no gain to using math here.
    – Teepeemm
    2 days ago














  • 2




    I would go a step further, and say "where $P_l$ is the required personality ...", explaining in words what the symbol is. There's no gain to using math here.
    – Teepeemm
    2 days ago








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I would go a step further, and say "where $P_l$ is the required personality ...", explaining in words what the symbol is. There's no gain to using math here.
– Teepeemm
2 days ago




I would go a step further, and say "where $P_l$ is the required personality ...", explaining in words what the symbol is. There's no gain to using math here.
– Teepeemm
2 days ago










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break your long text into two lines:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}



begin{document}

begin{equation}

    Ep = left(begin{tabular}{l}

                Required Personality Level of Each Resource-\

                Assigned Personality Level of each Resources

                end{tabular}right)

        times (da_{i})

end{equation}

end{document}





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  • no other option is available?
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    what option? you can't store elephant into suitcase ... or do you like to make equation invisible small?
    – Zarko
    2 days ago















up vote
11
down vote













break your long text into two lines:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}



begin{document}

begin{equation}

    Ep = left(begin{tabular}{l}

                Required Personality Level of Each Resource-\

                Assigned Personality Level of each Resources

                end{tabular}right)

        times (da_{i})

end{equation}

end{document}





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  • no other option is available?
    – Iftikhar Ahmad
    2 days ago






  • 7




    what option? you can't store elephant into suitcase ... or do you like to make equation invisible small?
    – Zarko
    2 days ago













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11
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up vote
11
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break your long text into two lines:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}



begin{document}

begin{equation}

    Ep = left(begin{tabular}{l}

                Required Personality Level of Each Resource-\

                Assigned Personality Level of each Resources

                end{tabular}right)

        times (da_{i})

end{equation}

end{document}





share|improve this answer












break your long text into two lines:



enter image description here



documentclass{article}



begin{document}

begin{equation}

    Ep = left(begin{tabular}{l}

                Required Personality Level of Each Resource-\

                Assigned Personality Level of each Resources

                end{tabular}right)

        times (da_{i})

end{equation}

end{document}






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  • no other option is available?
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    – Zarko
    2 days ago


















  • no other option is available?
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    2 days ago
















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no other option is available?
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