Sentence examples for an arithmetic for from inspiring English sources

There is an arithmetic for cardinal numbers based on natural definitions of addition, multiplication, and exponentiation (squaring, cubing, and so on), but this arithmetic deviates from that of the natural numbers when transfinite cardinals are involved.

Translated into an Aristotelian manner of discourse, meaningful interactions between individuals could be transferred to an equally rational closed system of mathematics: an arithmetic for simple transactions, an algebra for solving certain well-delimited puzzles, a calculus to simulate changes, rates and flows, and a geometry for purposes of illustration and model construction.

The PSA cycle performance is compared with a conventional model considering an arithmetic mean for the final pressure during the pressure equalization steps (old model).

By means of simulations or measurements it is possible to find an arithmetic function for each block that determines its power consumption depending on a set of parameters.

Two ex-wives is more than an arithmetic progression for most evangelicals.

While participants acted as separate individuals, the aggregation of individual priorities was calculated with an arithmetic mean for synthesizing individual decisions into a group decision [ 23].

And then an arithmetic processor computes for the samples in this memory.

The two noise levels were chosen to correspond to levels that have been found in earlier studies to affect cognition in an arithmetic's test for a normal population [ 19] and working memory performance in patients with Alzheimer's disease [ 4].

If an arithmetic mean is performed for each applied magnetic field and these values are used for evaluation, then the resulting Hall mobility is 16 ± 10 cm2/Vs.

Finally, in the last section, a result for an arithmetic integral mean of a function with nondecreasing increments of higher order is given.

We calculated an arithmetic mean glucose (AG) for each subject by combining the CGM measurement of interstitial glucose levels, corrected by a factor of 1.05 to be equivalent to capillary glucose levels in our study, and the Lifescan fingerstick measurements of capillary glucose.