Sentence examples for mathematical operations and from inspiring English sources

FORTRAN made it convenient to have subprograms for common mathematical operations, and built libraries of them.

Designing a fractional-order digital differentiator often requires considerably complex mathematical operations and numerical approximations.

This arithmetic processor was implemented by a cell-based flow and supports the basic mathematical operations, and numerical control.

The method proves to be simple in its physical concept and mathematical operations, and easy for computer implementation.

Because the linear system is large and sparse, the sparse matrix format should be adopted for efficient execution of mathematical operations and to reduce memory consumption.

PID is a control technique which aims to reduce errors of a system by undergoing three different mathematical operations and racking the results up producing a control output.

Markova and Stupnanova [12], Maslov and Samborskij [13], and Pap and Stajner [14] introduced a general notion of pseudo-convolution of functions based on pseudo-mathematical operations and investigated the idempotent with respect to a pseudo-convolution.

Memory and strategic deficits can differentially affect mathematics performance, causing some students to experience difficulty in conceptualizing mathematical operations, representing and automatically recalling math facts, conceptualizing and learning algorithms as well as mathematical formulae, or solving mathematical word problems.

He described various original ways to perform different mathematical operations, including square and cube roots and solving quadratic equations.

Therefore, the 2-band analysis and synthesis filter banks used at the ith level of FDTS filter bank need equal number of basic mathematical calculations, and consequently, the total number of basic mathematical operations of synthesis and analysis parts of frequency domain implementation are similar.

This would be 12 if the interest is compounded monthly, 365 for daily, etc. Plug the appropriate values in the equation following the proper order of mathematical operations: parenthesis, exponents, and multiplication.