Sentence examples for quotient by from inspiring English sources

Airbus has increased its cuddlability quotient by partnering with National Geographic on the green wave project.

And this production raises the emotion quotient by giving the wife late-stage cancer.

You can also raise your women-in-film quotient by keeping up with the London Feminist Film Festival.

(Mr. Bauer, meanwhile, did nothing for his own hipness quotient by mangling the name of the popular band).

I think George being caught cruising, and scoring, on Hampstead Heath ups his sexy quotient by about a trillion.

I deal with the sugar quotient by introducing something very savoury into the formula, like bacon, mushrooms or lentils.

Hence (G) has uncountably many quotients, by Lemma A.1.

In particular, we show that order-complete subalgebras and quotients by order-complete ideals are themselves Lipschitz spaces.

This model, now generally called the 'nominal' model, delivers inductive datatypes of syntax with alpha-equivalence — rather than inductive datatypes of syntax, quotiented by alpha-equivalence.

These bounds are sharp in all dimensions as shown by the very precise analysis of Pollicott Ruelle resonances on compact hyperbolic quotients by Dyatlov Faure Guillarmou [71].

Such spaces with nonholonomic distributions are characterized by generalized Lie type nonholonomy relations for frames and admit quotients by the structure Lie group which requests definition of a new class of nonholonomic Lie algebroids (in brief, Lie N-algebroids).