For Ms. Croslen to solve the problem, known as a quadratic equation, she must convert it to its factors: x2 + 2x – 8 = 0 becomes (x + 4) (x – 2) = 0 So x = -4 or 2.
Its factors ran its factories in remote parts of the world.
Here, however, the bond is usually not between a boy and a girl, but between an adjective and a noun or a number and its factors.
Human Genome Sciences has discovered its factors in a quite different way that, despite the company's name, does not depend on knowledge of the full human genome sequence at all.
Take, for example, the jersey number of his beloved Enatsu, 28, the second smallest so-called perfect number (that is, the sum of all its factors excluding the number itself).
If you believe in the death penalty, the verdict form, with all its factors, may look as simple as a road map: How could it but lead to Tsarnaev's execution?
Metric classes were created by the International Rule, adopted in 1906, which was more complex than the Universal Rule but retained many of its factors.
Its factors are components of the mixture forming a ternary system: zinc oxide, aluminum phosphate and orthophosphoric acid (ZnO AlPO4 H3PO4).
The genes are derived from each parent in the normal Mendelian fashion, but the cytoplasm (and its factors) is provided by the egg only; therefore, the inheritance of cytosterility is determined by the female parent.
The model has received increasing attention; however the structural soundness and divergence of its factors are yet to be investigated fully, either as symptom-specific motivations for clinical OCD symptoms or as stylistic traits in the nonclinical population.
Strong degrees of generosity towards charitable causes and an extensive system of welfare and social support were among the factors that helped Britain improve its factors in the world happiness report, which ranks 156 countries according to the happiness of their citizens.
