The phrase "arithmetic operating" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to operations involving arithmetic, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The arithmetic operations performed in this calculation are essential for accurate results."
Alternatives: "arithmetic operations" or "mathematical operations".
The VA operating with hard decision over a trellis module M performs two arithmetic operations: integer sums and comparisons [4, 13 15].
Next, we analyze the arithmetic operations required by HDC and ACS over the trellis module M using the VA operating with hard decision.
where Vdd is the APU operating voltage, I o is the average current during the execution time of the arithmetic operations.
Multispeculative Functional Units (MSFUs) are arithmetic Functional Units that operate using several predictors for the carry signal.
The IAS machine, which began operating in 1951, used binary arithmetic ENIAC had used decimal numbers and shared the same memory for code and data, a design that greatly facilitated the "conditional loops" at the heart of all subsequent coding.
Our results support the existence of multiple bidirectional functional loops operating between discrete populations of neurons within the VTC and LPC during the visual processing of numerals and the performance of arithmetic functions.
The initial stage of the iteration operates in single-precision arithmetic, returning a low-rank factor of an approximate solution.
The arithmetic upon which Medicare and Social Security operate has changed.
The arithmetic symbols (+, -, *, and /) operate on a point-wise basis; that is, values are added, subtracted, multiplied, or divided at each point of time.
This includes everything from basic arithmetic to more complicated, built-in functions that operate over a large number of cells.
Throughout this article are references to a variety of number systems that is, collections of mathematical objects (numbers) that can be operated on by some or all of the standard operations of arithmetic: addition, multiplication, subtraction, and division.
