Sentence examples for remainder I from inspiring English sources

In addition, p ′ is the quotient when j is divided by N,q ′ is the remainder (i.e., j= p ′ N + q ′,0≤p ′

where the state transition analysis will use probability notations based on p as the quotient when α is divided by N,q is the remainder (i.e., α= pN + q,0≤p

With respect to the initial budget 919.5, it is evident that the budget is not violated and the remainder i.e., ( t_{1} = 919.5 - 778 = 91.5 ) will be invested in a bank.

More specifically, it could be considered that a part of orthogonal spatial subspaces provided by multiple antennas is dedicated to spectrum sharing, and the remainder (i.e., the corresponding null space) is allocated for data transmission.

As to global phase separation on corner-shared AsCh3/2 pyramids (i.e., NFC of As2Ch3 composition) and Chm−3 remainder (i.e., NFC of "pure" Ch2/2 chemical composition) in respect to reaction (2), the behavior of examined As Se and As S ChG is principally different.

To replace the removed individuals, the same number of individuals is produced to form a parent pool, in which some individuals are randomly generated (i.e., r%), and the remainder (i.e., (1 -  p -  r)%) are randomly selected from the ones that were already improved by the PSO procedure.

When logical remainders, i.e. theoretically possible but non-existing cases, were included and treated as if they did not contradict existing cases, we were left with one solution for the outcome "high sickness absence" and four alternative solutions for "low sickness absence" (see Table 3).

We consider a population of target cells expressing a particular epitope, with some fraction of the epitopes freely diffusing in the target cell membrane and the remainder immobile (i.e., fixed in position on the membrane).

The remainder of I-680, from Benicia to I-80 at Fairfield, lies between a hilly area to the west representing the southwestern tip of the Vaca Mountains, and a marshy area (along the Suisun Bay and Cordelia Slough) to the east.

In 73 surveys since 2010 the survey firm YouGov has asked respondents "If there was a referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union, how would you vote?" Possible responses were remain in the EU or leave the EU, with the remainder saying I won't vote or I don't know.

So before dinner I'll squeeze in any remainder work I have to do.