The phrase "arithmetic applications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing practical uses or implementations of arithmetic in various fields such as mathematics, engineering, or finance.
Example: "In our math class, we will explore various arithmetic applications, including budgeting and calculating interest rates."
Alternatives: "mathematical applications" or "numerical applications".
As WPP chairman Philip Lader says, this year's £36m was determined by the "arithmetic application" of the 2009 terms.
Using the prototype interface, the researchers conducted a usability study in which 10 subjects spent about 15 minutes customizing the arithmetic application to their own neurophysiology and another 90 minutes using it to execute computations.
The awards were determined by the arithmetic application of this 2009 plan and are aligned with the £12.8bn share owner value creation over this period derived from share price appreciation, dividends and share buy-backs," he added.
The stream processors can be grouped together to perform Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) operations that are suitable for arithmetic intensive applications.
We report on the performance of the polynomial arithmetic and on applications built upon the core library.
RNS arithmetic has found applications in many areas.
Sets, subsets, and partitions; mappings, operations, and equivalence relations; groups, rings, and fields, polynomials, encryption, computer coding, application of modular arithmetic, combinatorial designs, lattices, application of trellis representation of lattices, fast algorithms.
For our application, arithmetic operations are intensively needed for later stages in the preprocessing block, while memory blocks are available; so we chose to use the LUT approach to benefit in time and resources.
All-Optical logic implementations for realization of arithmetic and signal processing applications based on each interferometric arrangement are also presented in a categorized manner.
It is known that for a dual pair of unitary groups with equal size, zeta integrals arising from Rallis inner product formula give the central values of certain automorphic L-functions, which have applications to arithmetic.
