Sentence examples for decimal contains from inspiring English sources

In the harmonic series, drop all terms whose denominator represented in decimal contains a 9.

Does the resulting series converge or diverge? 2. Again consider the harmonic series, but this time drop a term only if the denominator represented in decimal contains two consecutive 9's.

One is the map that sends each point of [ 0, 1 ] to its binary decimal expansion that contains no infinite string of consecutive zeros.

The final taxonomy and toolkit reaches this objective in four different ways: a) The taxonomy scheme of LTC services contains 89 decimal numeric identifiers (DESDE-LTC Classification).

Triplicate series of tubes containing decimal serial dilution from 10 to 10−5 grams of homogenate were incubated for 48 hours at 37°C in the same media.

Triplicate series of tubes containing decimal serial dilution (from 10too 10−5 grams of homogenate) were incubated for 48 h at 37°C.

If we regard the digit '1' as 'exist' and '0' as 'non-exist' and if we consider the difference of the order in the number corresponds to the difference of elements in the actual experiment, then the well assigned 1001 (9 in the decimal number) should contain the elements corresponding to the elements #1 and #4 (#1-#4 corresponds to the MSB, 2nd MSB, 3rd MSB and LSB).

Viscum Mali e planta tota (VM) is an aqueous fermented extract from fresh mistletoes growing on apple trees. 1 ampoule (1 ml) of the concentration 1 1000 (third decimal, D3, according to the German homeopathic pharmacopoeia) contains 1 mg of the mother extract, concentration 1 100 (second decimal, D2) 10 mg and concentration 2 100 (2%) 20 mg.

The DSA produces an excellent publication, the Duodecimal Bulletin, which contains many reasons why dozenal arithmetic is cleaner and simpler than decimal arithmetic.

The D sub-tree of the MeSH 2012 vocabulary contains chemical classes, individual compounds and biological concepts which are classified using a Dewey decimal classification system.

The new draft curriculum contains plans for pupils to memorise their times tables up to 12 by age nine, multiply and divide fractions by age 11 as well as learn topics such as geometry, long division and multiplication and decimals.