Sentence examples for evenly divides from inspiring English sources

In endorsing same-sex marriage on Wednesday, President Obama has offered voters the sharpest possible contrast with his presumptive Republican opponent, Mitt Romney, on a social issue that polls show still evenly divides the country.

Like other modern tests for primes, the new algorithm is based on a fact that Pierre de Fermat (of Last Theorem fame) discovered in the 17th century: If n is prime, then it evenly divides an - a for any number a. Fermat's test makes it possible to prove that a number n is not prime without finding any of its factors.

We further assume that h evenly divides c and d, then Atkinson's version of the Euler-Maclaurin formula [28] is as follows: int_{c}^{d}f(t),dt=hsum _{n=c}^{d}f(n -frac{h}{2} bigl(f(c)+f(d) bigr)-sum_{i=1}^{q} frac{h^{2i}B_{2i}}{(2i)!} bigl(D^{2i-1}f(d)-D^{2i-1}f(c) bigr), (2) where (B_{j}) den -frac{h jth Bernoulli number, D denotes the differentiation operator.

For noisy data, one robust method for determining the relative scale of the spectrum S is to compute its median ω m, that is, the frequency that evenly divides the area under the power spectrum curve.

In the case of 52 and 18, 2 is the largest number that evenly divides into both these numbers.

The GCF of 24 and 32 is 8, because 8 is the largest number that evenly divides into both 24 and 32.

Germany is evenly divided politically.

Even Republicans were evenly divided.

The country is evenly divided.

(Letters to the editor were evenly divided).

The automakers' opinions are about evenly divided.