10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBMULTIPLE»
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The first six books of the Elements of Euclid: with notes
7. contained %m DO (9) ; therefore there is a submultiple of x, which is contained
in DO oftener than an equi- submultiple of a is contained in C ; but DO is made up
(2) Constr. of x repeated as often as a is contained in C (2), therefore there is ...
Euclid, Thomas Elrington, 1833
2
A System of Popular Geometry: Containing in a Few Lessons So ...
It is to be particularly observed, that where two quantities have the same ratio to
each other as two other quantities have, every submultiple of the first must be
contained the same integral number of times (and no oftener) in the second that
an ...
3
The First Six Books of the Elements of Euclid, with Notes. ...
(5') Prop. 7. (2) Constr. (10) Cor. 2. Prop. 7. (ll) Def.5. Fig. 29. (1) Prop. 5. (2)
Constr. (3) Ax. 3. (4) Hypoth. (5) Prop.26. (6)1'rop. 8. contained in DO(9);
therefore there is a submultiple of m, which is contained in DO oftener than an ...
4
A System of Popular Geometry, etc
It is to be particularly observed, that where two quantities have the same ratio to
each other as two other quantities have, every submultiple of the first must be
contained the same integral number of times (and no oftener) in the second that
an ...
5
Euclid's Elements of geometry, the first three books (the ...
Therefore there is not any submultiple of A contained in C, oftener than an equi-
submultiple of B is contained in DO ; and it can be similarly demonstrated that
there is no submultiple of B oftener contained in DO, than an equi-submultiple of
A is ...
Euclides, T W Herbert, 1846
6
The First Six Books with Notes
contained in C, so often an equi-submultipie of x is contained in DO (10) ;
therefore there is a submultiple (io)Prop.i. of x which is contained in DO often er
than an equi- A 5. submultiple of a is contained in C, but DO is made up of x
repeated as ...
7
The First Six Books of the Elements of Euclid, with Notes ...
(9) Prop. 7. (2) Constr.) ([0) Cor. 2. Prop. 7. (11) Def.5. Fig. 29. (1) Prop. 5. (2)
Constr. (a) Ax. 3. (4) Hypoth. (5) Prop.26. (6) Prop. 8. contained in D0 (9);
therefore there is a submultiple of x, which is contained in D0 oftener than an ...
8
A system of popular trigonometry
If mn, for instance, be the linear unit chosen, then every other line ^| J ° may be
considered as made up of m;| In it, or some submultiple of it, repeated a certain
number of times, C A E F B. w in the same manner as every other ' number is ...
9
Digital Speech: Coding for Low Bit Rate Communication Systems
The smallest submultiple which may produce a ratio greater than the set
threshold is selected as the pitch. In frequency-domain methods, such as the
spectrum similarity method, a similar procedure can be applied. In this case, the
average ...
In this number we prove for any vector what was proved for /, in #373, namely that
, if v is any inductive cardinal not zero, and R is any vector-, there is just one
member of v, whose i/th power is R. This one we call the "principal " j/th
submultiple ...
Alfred North Whitehead, Bertrand Russell, 1927
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUBMULTIPLE»
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Ow Canada! RailHawks fall to Ottawa 2-1 on extra-time goal
... which defines the second as the base unit of time, and multiple and submultiple units formed with metric prefixes, such as kiloseconds and milliseconds. «WRALSportsFan.com, Jul 15»
The Hound of Hounslow: No $40m Wall Street wobbler
The bridge was basically fine but had an unfortunate and unsuspected resonance near enough walking pace (or a multiple/submultiple thereof) than when ... «The Register, Jun 15»
There could soon be no words to describe how much data is stored …
It was recognised at the 19th International Committee for Weights and Measures in 1991 along with zetta, for 21 zeroes (and their submultiple counterparts, ... «Daily Mail, Dec 12»
