Sentence examples for multiplication which means from inspiring English sources
One reason GPUs are so good at training neural networks is that they excel at something called matrix multiplication, which means they can take one table of numbers (say, the values of pixels in one part of the image) and multiply it by another table (the values in another part).
And it is not closed under matrix multiplication (condition C3), which means that a concatenation of permutations in ΣsGTR might lead to a new permutation not in ΣsGTR, e.g., s a · s f ∉ ΣsGTR.
Pure plutonium-239 may have a multiplication factor (keff) larger than one, which means that if the metal is present in sufficient quantity and with an appropriate geometry (e.g., a sphere of sufficient size), it can form a critical mass.
The P-SCH signal is also centrally symmetric, which means that the number of multiplications in the corresponding matched filter could be reduced.
Although being moderately resistant to RLN [ 4, 5], annual medics are intolerant, which means that they are able to inhibit multiplication of nematode numbers but suffer considerable production losses (8-20%) in fields with high nematode numbers [ 4].
A direct calculation to form matrix B costs 60 IFFT blocks of size 1024 which means 60(1024/2) log2(1024) ≈ 3 × 105 complex multiplications.
However, for the music magazines, the multiplication of music media outlets has led to a fall in ad revenues, which means there's less space in magazines for writers to hold forth.
The test heavily emphasizes "the basics," which means the drilling is arguably of some value to kids who never mastered the multiplication tables but a bit of a bore for a lot of other kids.
