Sentence examples for secret equation from inspiring English sources

The voices were live in Terry Riley's "Another Secret eQuation": members of the Young People's Chorus of New York City brightly yelped and sang Mr. Riley's puckish cosmology.

Enter an input, run it through the secret equation, and you'll get a particular output based on that equation but the same input will lead to different outputs on different chips.

Those questions animate "Another Secret eQuation" (2009), a work in which the quartet is subsidiary to a children's choir, in this case, the Young People's Chorus of New York City.

Readers opened their Aug. 2, 1954, issue to a sprawling feature titled "Goodby to Some Old Baseball Ideas," with Rickey standing professorially at a faux blackboard, pointing at his heretofore secret equation, which, he wrote, "reveals some new and startling truths about the nature of the game".

There's a secret equation Uber is constantly trying to optimize, where Uber and the driver earn the most money possible while the passenger pays the least.

Here are three of my secret equations that have personally helped me to win customers fast, rapidly create new markets and thrive in overdrive.

Today, I would argue that every CEO needs a secret Lime Equation that he or she can use to gauge the performance of employees, free from manipulation.

By keeping the Lime Equation secret, I kept everyone honest, including myself.

In the Vedic texts following these earliest compilations the Brahmanas (discussions of the ritual), Aranyakas ("Books of the Forest"), and Upanishads (secret teachings concerning cosmic equations)—the interest in the early Rigvedic gods wanes, and those deities become little more than accessories to the Vedic rite.

To decrease the number of candidates of the secret key, we consider equations as shown in Table 5.

However, Coppersmith, Stern and Vaudenary gave an efficient algorithm [6] to compute A2, a part of the secret key, without solving equations over (mathbb {Z}/Nmathbb {Z}).