The phrase "are sine" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended meaning or usage.
Example: "The angles in a right triangle are sine values."
Alternatives: "are sine values" or "are sine functions."
Their names and abbreviations are sine (sin), cosine (cos), tangent (tan), cotangent (cot), secant (sec), and cosecant (csc).
The proposed design flow has been applied to five different programs which are sine, cosine, exponent, matrix multiplication and discrete cosine transform (DCT).
However, come summer the faceless dance messiah's following will surely explode as this track invades festivals, clubs and the kind of barbecues where heatstroke and Echo Falls are sine qua non.
Frame size N is 512 samples, and the samples are sine windowed with 50%% overlap between adjacent frames.
Our primary populations of study are individuals struggling with eating disorders and feeding disorders of childhood: conditions that are sine quo non for dysregulation of basic motivational drives.
The function available are Sine, Arcsine, Cosine, Arccosine, Tangent, Arctangent, Logarithm and Antilogarithm.
The solutions are sines and cosines.
Jackson — holding a sign that read, "Without teechars are sines wil luk like dis"— said he thinks charter schools are detrimental to the public school system.
Alu repeats are SINEs, more complex, and diverse than LINEs.
Other data suggest that mammalian snoRNA genes are SINE-like retroposons (snoRTs/snoRTEs), and that retroposition mediated by snoRTs may have played an important role in snoRNA expansion during evolution of the mammalian genome [ 33- 35].
In 1902, going to Oxford was sine qua non.
