Sentence examples for derived by multiplication from inspiring English sources

Greek architects developed a system of proportions based on the lower diameter of the temple column, from which spatial intervals and the measurement of masses were derived by multiplication and division.

In this example, the composite hospital outputs and inputs are derived by multiplication of the DEA-generated weights of 0.316 (Afabet), 0.251 (Sembel), 0.313 (Aquardat), 0.057 (Edaga Hamus) and 0.063 (Tio) by those hospitals actual outputs and inputs.

Final serum concentrations were then derived by multiplication of the value obtained by four.

A research paper from Microsoft, "Sex, Lies and Cyber-crime Surveys" concludes that "no faith" should be placed in numerical estimates derived by means of this multiplication trick.Glimmers of hope for better estimates are on the horizon.

Therefore, according to Bayesian calculus, the P2(E2|H1)/ P2(E2|H2) quotient is derived by division of zero, thus rendering all subsequent multiplications with that quotient zero, as well.

And the sampling theorem essentially was derived by observing or using the notion that sampling could be done by multiplication or modulation with an impulse train.

Most of the masses and multiplications for these objects could also be derived by the formulation.

Thus pacifism is usually derived by negation.

The overall risk relative to the population was derived by combining the risks relative to the population of all SNPs as well as the two clinical risk factors (age at menarche and age at first live birth) of the individual by multiplication.

Symbols for derived units formed by multiplication are joined with a centre dot or a non-breaking space; e.g., N·m or N m.

Each section had a final grade that derived from the multiplication of the area and intensity scores.