Sentence examples for of multiplied from inspiring English sources

"There is a kind of multiplied grief.

None of the children seem to notice his arrival; none of them, in fact, seem to be aware of their own individual presence outside and beyond that of the moving circle, their separateness given over to its fleshy choreography of multiplied, entwining bodies.

However, the proposal's design allows for a clean attack strategy which exploits the fact that exponents are at some point added instead of multiplied as in a standard Diffie–Hellman construction.

As the result of multiplied thermocycles, the fragment size reached a nanoscale level - a significant volume fraction of the fragments had a size range of 80 to 150 nm.

The techniques we apply may seem simple: Mostly we apply the molecular gene-copy machine, polymerase chain reaction (PCR), to multiply the transgene that is characteristic for the GMO but absent in the mother crop, until we have such a huge quantity of multiplied DNA that we can see the band when applied on a gel.

In the half-duplex (HD) communication scenario: it is defined to be the success probability of a femto user (i.e., 1 − p OF ) multiplied by the probability that the corresponding femto-BS actually transmits over a specific RB (i.e., p RB p tx ), and the probability that the femto receiver actually receives over that RB (i.e., 1 − p RB p tx ).

After incubation, an immunoassay was performed using the Astute140 Meter, and after 20 minutes the result of the multiplied concentration of the biomarkers ([TIMP-2] × [IDFBP-7]) was accomplished.

This means that, due to the algebraic properties of logarithms, cost is a function of the exponential of the multiplied variables, after retransformation in the original scale.

By ROC analysis, we determined optimized cutoff points of the multiplied biomarker concentration of the second and last measurement time points.

Central frequency of the filter band is calculated as the instantaneous frequency of fundamental multiplied by the number of the correspondent harmonic.

James Woods snarling like a Doberman at the wheel of a car, in "Salvador": that is Stone country, not thousands of digitally multiplied Persians, or year upon year of eastward marching into an unpredictable yonder.