Sentence examples for multiply it on from inspiring English sources

Take the transpose of the feature vector and multiply it on the left of the original data set.

Next, we turn to present a non-zero integrating factor ℑ(Y i (t), t) that can make equation in (61) an exact form by multiplying it on both sides of (61).

Note that (4) can be obtained from (7) by multiplying it on both sides with U n since (mathbf {U}_{n}mathbf {U}_{n}^{T}=mathbf {P}_{mathbf {G}}^{perp }) [31], and hence these two models are basically equivalent.

(Usually the elements of matrix W is assumed to be normalized by multiplying it on a proper factor, i.e., ({mathbf{e}}_{NM}^{prime } {mathbf{We}}_{NM} = 1).) To complete a formulation of the constrained minimization problem for the WSD method, one needs to rewrite left-hand sides of the constraints (1) in vector denotations.

The production cost could be reduced by using inoculums taken from compost pits (pit method of the Indian Indore method (Chapter 2)), by purchasing the commercial product and multiplying it on the farm (EM-based quick compost production process), and by utilizing native inoculums derived from soils or plant leaves.

Take it, hold it, my brothers, make it, my brothers, shake it, squeeze it, turn it, twist it, beat it, kick it, kiss it, whip it, stomp it, dig it, plow it, seed it, reap it, rent it, buy it, sell it, own it, build it, multiply it, and pass it on -- can you hear me?

Put that in a context where the whole train is full of musicians, with instruments; where we're not gonna be told, "Keep the noise down"; where it's properly organised, and we've got gigs at every stop… It's what we already do, but multiplying it, doing it on a national scale.

Applying on (1.3), multiplying it by, and using (1.2), we have (2.7).

One person signs it, and they pass it on and it keeps multiplying.

With an estimated $16.5 million debut weekend, including a B+ from Cinemascore and a 2.84x weekend multiplier, it will depend on long legs and overseas might to financially justify itself.

Making it possible for women to become free of that burden, to decide when to have children and how many children to have, is an enormous advance in human rights". "And it multiplies with its impact on family economics.