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Factorization in Integral Domains
The Mathematics Teacher, 1966The noun “factor” in mathematics quite generally denotes an element appearing in an expression that indicates that the element is to be multiplied by another element. Similarly, the transitive verb “to factor” means to express a given element as a product of factors.
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Factors in Industrial Integration
The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1930The apparent conflict of opinion among present writers. — I. The difficulties in the statistical measurement of integration, 622. — Recent American experience, 623. — II. The economies of integration under stable and competitive conditions, 624. — The incompatibility of technical balance and commercial self-sufficiency, 626. — III.
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Factorization and integration in Reduce
1991Abstract The purpose of this chapter is to give an introduction to the algorithms employed by two of the most important of Reduce’s algebraic packages, namely the factorizer and integrator, without, however, going in full detail into the underlying pure mathematics.
Malcolm A H MacCallum, Francis J Wright
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Factorization in Integral Domains
1994Write a func dwr that accepts two inputs a, b, checks that they are integers and that b is not zero, and returns the pair [a div b, a mod b].
Ed Dubinsky, Uri Leron
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Integration in goods and factors
Regional Science and Urban Economics, 1993Abstract This paper compares integration when trade and factor flows are impeded by revenue-generating policies to integration when trade impediments do not generate revenue. The paper argues that in the latter case large pre-integration trade and factor flows have an additional effect of promoting integration besides the conventional integration ...
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Time as the Integrative Factor
New Directions for Adult and Continuing Education, 1999AbstractHow adults change over time is best understood through a consideration of the intersection of historical time period, chronological age (life time), and the culturally specific social timetable that orders major life events.
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Differential integrating sphere-based photoacoustic spectroscopy gas sensing
Optics Letters, 2023Shunda Qiao
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On the integration of factors in essential hypertension
American Heart Journal, 1964M, MENDLOWITZ +3 more
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