Collocations witharithmetic
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arithmetic average
As the arithmetic average stresses the extreme values, a control variable of median age of employees is also used.
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arithmetic coding
Once the next-bit probability is determined, it is encoded by arithmetic coding.
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arithmetic instruction
A classic example of a hidden side effect is an arithmetic instruction which explicitly modifies a register (an overt effect) and implicitly modifies condition codes (a hidden side effect).
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arithmetic operation
It is common (and well justified by practical applications) to consider that one arithmetic operation in such a case takes constant time.
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arithmetic problems
In the fifth task, simple arithmetic problems are presented visually.
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arithmetic skills
These courses include clerical, secretarial and business skills, heavy goods driving, catering and food preparation, computer skills and preparatory courses in communications and basic arithmetic skills.
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basic arithmetic
Apart from the basic arithmetic functions like + and *, over 60 standard functions are predefined.
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elementary arithmetic
The following elementary arithmetic observation will be used later.
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floating-point arithmetic
We can consider both symbolic and exact implementations, and implementations in traditional floating-point arithmetic with various levels of precision.
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integer arithmetic
The antecedent clause in this example is a verification condition that might be discharged by applying a rule that expresses a property of integer arithmetic.
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modular arithmetic
He further advanced modular arithmetic, greatly simplifying manipulations in number theory.
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simple arithmetic
The language extends simple arithmetic (with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) by adding user-definable constants (abbreviations) and user-definable unary functions.
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