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PRACTICAL definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary There are a variety of measures and techniques discussed in the literature and case law, but no superior or consistently reliable measure has emerged. Some of the measures used in employment discrimination cases include the impact ratio, the odds ratio, the flip-flop rule, the Apsley v. Boeing ratio, the standardized difference between disfavored and favored outcomes, and Cohen’s h. Certain F-1 students who receive science, technology, engineering, and mathematics degrees may apply for a 24-month extension of their post-completion optional practical training . Some philosophers respond to the cases that invite desire-laundering by distinguishing between subjective and objective dimensions of practical reason. Our corrected desires, such philosophers maintain, are relevant to determining what it would be objectively rational for us to do, or what we objectively have reason to do. But we are often not in a position to grasp that