Arithmetic (a term derived from the Greek word arithmos, "number") refers generally to the elementary aspects of the theory of numbers, arts of mensuration (measurement), and numerical computation (that is, the processes of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, raising to powers, and extraction of roots).
Woods nodded and mimicked a swing, and just like that the rest of the world fell away as the two best players in the world dissected the most elementary aspect of the game like old friends getting a jump on the weekend.
Synchronized firing among neurons has been proposed to constitute an elementary aspect of the neural code in sensory and motor systems.
Synchronized firing in neural populations has been proposed to constitute an elementary aspect of the neural code, but a complete understanding of its origins and significance has been elusive.
Peterson et al. [35] contended that virtualization can be an elementary aspect of the architecture itself, instead of just a way to test new architectures.
The parallelepipeds were chosen as objects presenting an elementary aspect of form free of ordinary associations.
While the mind usually recalls great innovations, we sometimes tend to take for granted the more elementary aspects of life, such as the ability to communicate through speech.
That year The New York Times won a Pulitzer Prize for giving a history test to college freshmen that showed, The Times's account said, their "striking ignorance of even the most elementary aspects of U.S. history".
To read the transcript of the trial of Mr. Butts (who once was caught jumping a turnstile, his only previous brush with the law) is to immerse oneself in the frightening reality of a criminal justice system gone haywire -- a system that simply closed its eyes to the most elementary aspects of truth and falsity, guilt and innocence.
The comparison means reviewing elementary aspects of marketing, but the review is necessary to evaluate megamarketing effectively.
The trouble seems to be usual one with patent trolling, which is that the patents cover such elementary aspects of technologies today that it's hard to imagine a device or service that does not infringe.
