Sentence examples for changing the arithmetic from inspiring English sources
A general election may be the best way out of parliament's deadlock too, changing the arithmetic so one party can get a majority.
What they don't have is a clear path to changing the political arithmetic of the U.S. Congress.
In order to find out this optimum, we evaluated the PSNR between an image compressed using floating-point arithmetic and an image compressed using fixed-point arithmetic, changing the precision of the fractional part.
He introduced ideas of topology -- the study of geometric figures -- into arithmetic, permanently changing the way scholars study the science of computing by numbers.
This modification was accomplished by changing the constructor without changing any of the functions that implement the actual arithmetic operations.
"If someone says they will not vote, then I make it the last conversation I have with them," says a Labour MP in a marginal seat.But changing electoral arithmetic means non-voters can no longer be ignored.
"It's a brutal arithmetic – the changing structure of the world's economy has been dramatic.
Lord Nicholas Stern, former World Bank chief economist and author of new research showing that, even if developed countries cut their emissions to zero, that would not be enough to halt runaway climate change – because emissions from rapidly industrialising economies are now so high: "It's a brutal arithmetic – the changing structure of the world's economy has been dramatic.
For the test disinfectants dettol, purit, savlon and jik, four dilutions were made, varied in arithmetic series, changing by the unit of 50; these are 1 200, 1 250, 1 300 and 1 350.
The arithmetic is simple.
