Sentence examples for denominators in from inspiring English sources

Common denominators in these women's works are religious themes, honour, friendship, love, and misfortune.

A result is a confusing hodgepodge of expectations that cannot possibly be tested except by the lowest common denominators in knowing one's subject matter and teaching strategies.

The warrior forward – criticised essentially for being one of the common denominators in NSW's 10 losing series – will play his last game of bash-n-barge super-lung power-forward action with occasional forays into five-eighth.

All are women, and all used electronic scores that provided sonic ambience rather than rhythmic impetus, but there were few other common denominators in a program of uneven work.

"The whole cluster of things around cartoons and animation is one of the common denominators in our visual language, almost analogous to what we think of as primitivism," said Mr. Dunham, 52, who lives in Brooklyn Heights but works in a spare, precisely organized TriBeCa studio that is the antithesis to the commotion in his paintings.

Lord Justice Leveson should not ignore or avoid the issue of pre-publication protection, your MPs must not be allowed to give in to the press when it comes to crunch time, and serious media publishers must not let the lowest common denominators in the press distort and dictate policy.

Note that the denominators in Eqs.

We can bound the denominators in (3.21) only if (xiinPi _{m+1}).

Note that all the denominators in (2.2) are assumed to be nonzero.

Both denominators in (26) are always positive implying that θ ≥ 0 when s ≥ 0.

Outcomes were often reported without denominators in text and tables/graphs (31, 40%).