mathematical operation

In spite of the translator's contention that the book has feminist overtones, Alencar seems to see Aurelia as an aberration, a female warped by the circumstances: "The woman's vital core abandoned its natural focus, the heart, to concentrate itself in the brain, where a man's speculative faculties reside." If Aurelia is a financial whiz, capable of "the most difficult and intricate mathematical operation," it is because her lover's scorn has turned her into a monster.

Hashing is a mathematical operation which converts the clear-text password into an irreversible hash-value of the password.

Cassie has displayed mathematical thinking by posing questions that require the use of a single mathematical operation. She has also displayed emerging contextual thinking by raising the issue of different sized sheets, possibly inferred from the different costs for the two sizes.

Presenting a mathematical operation in an equivalent form

Applying emotional learning has advantages such as less performing mathematical operation, high speed in calculation and easily meeting different requirements, which makes it into one of the effective methods in controlling and decision making.

The discovery is based on a mathematical operation that transforms a clockwise helix into a counterclockwise one, or vice versa.

A mathematical operation * is commutative if a * b = b * a for all a and b.

Performing a mathematical operation on a single qubit is like doing many operations simultaneously, Lloyd says.