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Basically these designs implied either a divider directly, or a multiplier by finding the inverse of the divisor and multiplying the inverse by the dividend.

The shakedown solutions incorporating to the three-dimensional finite element model calculated shakedown multiplier by means of a self-equilibrated critical residual stress field.

Figure 9 Graph to implement the multiplier by 11,467 with five A -operations and the minimum A -depth equal to 3. Since we have L A,c  = L d,c  = 3, with the current lower bounds one can assume that the three A-operations necessary to meet the minimum A-depth might be sufficient to implement the constant multiplier by 11,467.

A graph with four A-operations that implements the multiplier by 11,467, based on the 'Leapfrog' Cost-4 Graph No. 10 of Appendix A of [13], is shown in Figure 8. Figure 8 Graph with four A -operations to implement the multiplier by 11,467.

A decomposition of a product's impact multiplier by product answers the question: What are the life cycle impacts of those products that are directly used in the production of a good or service?

A decomposition of a product's impact multiplier by industry answers the question: How large is the impact from one particular industry involved in all of the production steps of this particular product?

We normalize the backward multipliers by dividing the multiplier of each sector j by the average multiplier for all sectors in the economy, B ¯ = ∑ i, j b i j / n 2, in order to get B ⋅ j N = B ⋅ j / B ¯.

Most notably, the IMF has responded to the actual experience of austerity by conceding that it was probably underestimating fiscal multipliers by a factor of about 3.

Along the way, Bernstein mentions the Blanchard-Leigh (pdf) analysis of multipliers, in which these IMF economists admit that the Fund failed to appreciate how much damage austerity would do because it underestimated multipliers by about two-thirds.

Using the traditional multipliers by which courts put a price on lost lives -- e.g., annual compensation times lost earning years -- a young stockbroker's family will obviously receive far more than, say, the wife of a middle-aged janitor.

Fig. 2 Example decomposition of total impact multipliers by industry (matrix (mathbf{M}^{i})).