Sentence examples for by means of arithmetic from inspiring English sources

In a brief discussion of balloting in "Anna Karenina" his character Koznyshov observes, "if you want to learn what the spirit of the people is by means of arithmetic, it goes without saying that that's extremely difficult".ROGER NORTONBalboa, PanamaSIR You quote George W. Bush's brother, Marvin, as referring to John McCain's "arse" (End of the trail, November 11th).

Descriptive statistics were used to summarize the data by means of arithmetic means, standard deviations (SD), median, and interquartile ranges (IQR) depending on the distribution.

In order to test for crossed laterality, direct comparisons of the left and right MOT and DLPFC seed regions were computed by means of arithmetic subtraction of the z score correlation maps.

Back at school he and others began learning arithmetic by means of the arithmetic slate.

The geometric problems in the papyri seek measurements of figures, like rectangles and triangles of given base and height, by means of suitable arithmetic operations.

The implementation is very simple by means of complex arithmetic which is readily available in many FORTRAN compilers.

Finally, in the second stage, subbands are encoded from the LL L N subband to the first-level wavelet subbands and symbols computed in the first stage are entropy coded by means of an arithmetic encoder.

An alternative but efficient implementation could be achieved by means of the distributed arithmetic algorithm (DAA) [35, 36].

The system constraints in presence of system disturbances are tightened along the prediction horizon by means of the proposed interval arithmetic and considering that system variables in the WDN model are also subject to some algebraic equations.

We studied the evolutionary relationship of protein-coding C2H2 sequences by means of the Unweighted Pair Group Method with Arithmetic Mean (UPGMA) phylogenetic tree and the Jukes Cantor approximation (see Supplementary Information S.I .. We scanned six primate genomes in addition to the human genome to find tandems of zinc-fingers that are homologous to those of humans.

The topics treated by him included combinations of tastes (combinatorics involving the six tastes of bitter, sour, sweet, salty, astringent, and hot), geometric progressions, geometric expressions of arithmetic progressions (by means of trapeziums called "series figures"), the problem of the "Hundred Fowls," and the "Cistern Problem".