Sentence examples for arithmetic according to from inspiring English sources

But it's also a misleading and unreliable type of arithmetic — according to Romney, anyway.

The evolution of mathematics in Byzantium, and subsequently in Europe, was stimulated by Planudes' Psephophoria kat' Indous ("Arithmetic According to the Indians" [i.e., Arabs]).

Interestingly, even when a lead author of ENCODE reduced the functional genomic fraction to 20%, he continued to insist that the term "junk DNA" needs "to be totally expunged from the lexicon," inventing a new arithmetic according to which 20% > 80%.

But for the moment suffice it to say that (roughly speaking) one starts with questions of second-order arithmetic (stratified according to their complexity) and then one moves on to questions of third-order arithmetic (stratified according to their complexity), and so on.

But if we want to place a convolutional encoder after arithmetic encoder, according to the amount of redundancy, it needs some shift and XOR operations and increasing memory usage.

The combined cumulant (semi-variant) algorithm and Gram Charlier (GC) expansion theory can be used to convert the complicated convolution calculation into a simple arithmetic process according to the superior properties of cumulants [12].

The true intake using the arithmetic mean according to Parkhurst (1998) [6] was calculated by multiplying contaminant level i.e. (yearly intake of rice, cassava and fruits multiplied by heavy metal contaminant for each of the food items).

The strains were clustered using the unweighted pair group (UPGMA) method with arithmetic averages according to the manufacturer's instructions.

She continued to make movies on both sides of the Atlantic, receiving a spotty education (arithmetic between takes, according to Ms. Mills), but "always feeling a hunger to read and learn what an educated person should know".

This was the best she could hope for, having drilled into Ada a discipline for arithmetic, music, and French, according to the biography "A Female Genius," by James Essinger, which comes out today.

After all, amounts of money are added up applying ordinary arithmetic but, as Black reminded us, velocities cannot be added up according to ordinary arithmetic.