Sentence examples for multiplying the two from inspiring English sources

This model is intended to be used to modify another model (e.g. by multiplying the two together).

The cost-driver rates can now be calculated by multiplying the two input variables we have just estimated.

If we characterize the light as an SPD, and we characterize absorption by the surface or filter using a spectrum of reflectivity or transmissivity, respectively, i.e. the percentage of light reflected or transmitted at each wavelength, then the SPD of the outgoing light can be computed by multiplying the two spectra.

By multiplying the two factors, the risk of a specific hazard, in a specific context, can be calculated.

Similarly, multiplying the two sides of (2.4) by e λ t and integrating from 0 to t yields x ( t ) = e − λ t [ x ( 0 ) + ∫ 0 t e λ s y ( s ) d s ]. (2.5).

All component planes for the variables are likewise scaled between 0 and 1. Multiplying the two and summing provides an index for how strongly a variable represents a particular class and can be employed as a form of variable selection or ranking.

The basic damages were set by multiplying the six faxes received by the 1,321 recipients by $500 -- and then tripling the amount.

Multiply the two and you have the velocity of a tsunami, or sound waves, or starlight.

To find the probability of getting the orange sweet both times, multiply the two fractions: 6/n* 5/n-1 =30/n^2-n.

It's just plain wrong.' Donnelly said it was only possible to multiply the two risk factors if the two deaths were not connected by any linking cause.

Multiply the two together, and the result is the "annual loss expectancy", which tells you how seriously to take the risk.