Sentence examples for arithmetical equality from inspiring English sources
Equating coefficients of q N ( N ∈ N ) on the left- and right-hand sides of (25) (see [[17], p.16]), then we obtain the arithmetical equality involving the trigonometric functions ∑ m ∈ N m | N N m odd m ( 1 − cos 2 m z ) = ∑ ( a, b, x, y ) ∈ N 4 a x + b y = 2 N a, b, x, y odd ( cos ( a − b ) z − cos ( a + b ) z ).
However, the pure sequent calculus LK does not provide any built-in support for equality handling, arithmetical simplifications, and differentiation and integration.
In the Nicomachean Ethics, Book V, Aristotle had identified two types of equality: geometrical, or proportional to merit; and arithmetical, or proportional to mere numerical counting.
Then one can extend the language with arithmetical operations such as addition and multiplication, and with operators such as equality and inequalities to compare probability terms.
"It's an arithmetical fact".
At times, he uses arithmetical sketches to illustrate this point.
But their credibility problem is not arithmetical.
He briefly disses locavorism as "arithmetical sleight of hand".
