Twenty years later, Ray Anderson, the sustainability pioneer and then-CEO of Interface, asked the question: what if it were possible to move T to the denominator, so that technology reduces, rather than increases, impact on the environment and society?
The measure of relative brain size used to test the spatial packing hypothesis, the Index of Relative Encephalization (IRE), is calculated with basicranial length (BL) in its denominator, so that shorter BL and larger brain size potentially inflate H. sapiens IREs.
It follows that there exist numbers k and l such that kb = ld, and both fractions can be written with this common denominator, so that the sum or difference of the fractions is obtained by the simple operation of adding or subtracting the new numerators and placing the value over the new denominator.
Mr Ranadivé's solution was what he calls "the information bus"—a way of reducing the data formats of the different news sources to a common denominator so that they could be displayed together.This universal data conduit made it possible for traders to get exactly the information they wanted.
For the brat rate, if you are in the grocery business and you sell goods to households, you do want households in the denominator so that you stock your stores differently in Wisconsin than in Illinois.
Second, risk provides a common denominator so that exposure and risk can be compared and priorities identified.
When computing d′, auditory hit and false alarm rates were calculated by adding 0.5 to the numerator and 1 to the denominator so that d′ had finite limits.
To assist the reader we have tried to document both the numerator and denominator so that the sample on which the variable is being evaluated is made explicit.
Therefore, to find the reciprocal of 4/1, simply switch the numerator and denominator so that the number becomes 1/4.
Divide (cancel) out any common factors shared by the numerator and denominator radicands so that they are in lowest terms as well.
