Sentence examples for by multiplying the arithmetic from inspiring English sources

The radon exposure in 1990 was estimated by multiplying the arithmetic mean in single-family homes and apartments in each municipality with the number of persons living in these types of dwelling in the municipalities.

Note that the algorithm can be easily adapted to computing a sum by multiplying the final average value (arithmetic mean) by the total number of nodes N. The distributed average consensus algorithm computes an estimate of the global average of distributed initial data x 0) at each node k of a WSN.

The most expensive arithmetic operation in ECC is division, which is performed by multiplying the inverse of a multiplicand.

aCalculated by multiplying the average daily uptake (column 2) by a factor of 7. bCalculated on the basis of the arithmetic mean - see Table 3. cCalculated on the basis of the Median - see Table 3. dMen [42].

Since the defendant's condition has not changed between the two closely related thefts, the incapacitation penalty is not open to the simple arithmetic of multiplying the punishment by two, without resulting in gross disproportion even under the State's chosen benchmark.

2 The second one starts with an arithmetic node multiplying the probabilities produced by the other branch and the output from the preceding HS-biGRU block at each time-step.

Scores for individual domains were calculated by computing the arithmetic mean for the items belonging to a given domain and multiplying the result by four (to obtain scores comparable with the full version of WHOQOL).

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).

Geometric mean is calculated by multiplying all n observations and then taking the nth root of that product and is considered less susceptible to the range of the observations, when compared with the arithmetic mean (McAlister, 1879).

The arithmetic means were used in the calculations since the cancer risk in populations is associated with the population dose, which is represented by the arithmetic mean level multiplied with the size of the population.

Multiply the demand by the area.