The phrase "a multiplication on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as it does not follow standard mathematical or grammatical conventions.
Example: "The result of a multiplication on the given numbers was unexpected."
Alternatives: "a multiplication of" or "a multiplication involving".
There was also a multiplication of epidemiological studies on smoking-related mortality and morbidity in the global South.
Travel cost has a multiplicative cost structure; i.e., route travel cost is a multiplication of link travel cost on that route.
i.e., the right hand side above is a multiplication operator on.
This rating, converted to a multiplication factor on volume measures such as numbers of staff and research students and amount of grant expenditure on peer review, determines the quality adjusted research funding to institutions.
A multiplication table hangs on one wall, a copy of the Constitution on another.
Let (M) be a smooth finite-dimensional manifold.1 A local multiplication on (M) (or, more precisely, on a non-empty open subset (Usubseteq M)) is a smooth map begin{aligned} F: Utimes Urightarrow M. end{aligned}If there exists (ein U) with the property that begin{aligned} F|_{etimes U}=mathrm {Id} (U =F|_{Utimes e}, end{aligned}the local multiplication (F) is called unital, or a local loop.
Quietly segueing into a math lesson, he wrote a multiplication word problem on a whiteboard.
Targeting a Xilinx Kintex-7 FPGA device, we report on real hardware implementations of our designs, the fastest of which achieves a delay of just 7.97 μs for computing one scalar multiplication on a 1-core design.
We provide experimental results on an Altera Stratix II FPGA demonstrating that the processor computes a single scalar multiplication on average in 11.71μs and achieves a throughput of 235,550 scalar multiplications per second on NIST K-163.
At one recent session, a fifth-grade girl was ready to give up on a multiplication problem because, she said, "I'm not that smart".
Chua's daughters are so successful — once, it's true, Sophia came in second on a multiplication test (to a Korean boy), but Chua made sure this never happened again — that they confirm her thesis: Western mothers are losers.
