The Julian calendar, introduced by Julius Caesar in the 1st century bc, was then in use, and any year whose number was exactly divisible by four was designated a leap year.
In the Gregorian calendar, introduced in 1582 and now in general use, the centurial years are common years unless their numbers are exactly divisible by 400; thus, 1600 was a leap year, but 1700 was not.
If the number of pixels required per clock cycle by the accelerator (the numerator in the above equation) is exactly divisible by 4, then each FSL channel will be set to the maximum width of 4-bytes (32-bit words).
One thousand and eleven, divisible by three, was a fittingly round number shape, and I thought it the most beautiful thing I had yet read: half number and half word.
For him, as for many others, the trinity had religious and thus cosmic significance, and his works and published sets are often neatly divisible by three.
You could apply to the effects team, say, but only if the number of doctorates you hold is divisible by three.
When he said that we could film only when the temperature was divisible by three, I remember picking him up and throwing him into a lake.
All known computations of for -manifolds give values that are divisible by three.
All gaps divisible by three were moved to the closest inframe position.
DIVs of a length divisible by three were highly represented and comprise ∼60% of the DIVs.
Twenty-seven of the neointrons identified here are 3 n introns (i.e., their lengths are divisible by three).
