Multiplication sign

Patients usually have multiple signs of neurologic dysfunction, and the specific deficits are determined by the area of the brain involved. 

Patients usually have multiple signs of neurologic dysfunction on physical examination. The specific deficits observed depend upon the area of the brain involved. Hemi- or monoparesis and hemisensory deficits are common. Patients with posterior circulation involvement may present with vertigo and diplopia. Anterior circulation strokes commonly result in aphasia. Patients may also experience dysarthria, visual field defects, and altered levels of consciousness. 

On the right-hand side of the multiplication sign, we recognize the integral of the reduced normal density function which sums up to one, and therefore... 

Equation Method Write the equation, substituting in an equal sign for is, the multiplication sign for of, and change the percent to a decimal. 

Substitute in to make an equation, where the key word is becomes the equal sign, and the key word of is the multiplication sign. 

In this book we shall follow this common practice, and use the multiplication sign throughout. 

Note that, when multiplying symbols representing numbers, the multiplication sign (x) may be dropped. For example, in the penultimate expression in equation (1.5), anxm becomes a . In these kinds of expression, n and m can be integer or rational. Finally, if the product of two different numbers is raised to the power n, then the result is given by ... 

It is usual practice, when symbols are involved, to drop explicit use of the multiplication sign x, thus enabling the formula for S to be given in the form ... 

A multiplication sign or a dot between factors indicates multiplication ... 

Please notice that the asterisk ( ) designates the multiplication sign in VB. The up caret (A) designates raised to the power of in VB. This is true for all equations in this book. 

It is important to note that you did not enter the 10, nor did you enter the multiplication sign. If you experiment and enter the number into your calculator just as it is written, that is, 6.02 times 10 exponent 23, you will get an answer that is 10 times too big, or 6.02 x 1024. It is important that you realize that the calculator uses a short cut by showing 6.0223 when it really means 6.02 x 1023. Some tests allow you to use this shortcut, but it is always safe to use the true representation, which is the 10 with its proper exponent. 

Figure 9 The effect of temperature (28°C, line 1 and dots, and 40°C, line 2 and multiplication signs) on the specific viscosity (iisp) of a 0.05-wt/vol% CMC dispersion.

Products and quotients of units may be written in a similar way, except that when a product of units is written without any multiplication sign one space should be left between the unit symbols. 

When such symbols appear as factors in a product, they should be separated from other symbols by a space, multiplication sign, or brackets. 

We have set up the dimensional equation with vertical lines to separate each ratio, and these lines retain the same meaning as an X or multiplication sign placed between each ratio. The dimensional equation will be retained in this form throughout most of this text to enable you to keep clearly in mind the significance of units in problem solving. It is recommended that you always write down the units next to the associated numerical value (unless the calculation is very simple) until you become quite familiar with the use of units and dimensions and can carry them in your head. 

Vectors may be multiplied in two ways. These are called the scaler product (or dot product) symbolized by the two vectors separated by a dot, namely a b, and the vector product (or cross product) symbolized by the two vectors separated by a multiplication sign, a x b. The dot product is always a scaler quantity, and the cross product is a vector. 

The multiplication sign is always needed instructions such as A 1 (A3 + 4) will be flagged as incorrect, and should instead read A 1 (A3 + 4). 

Note The summing block is sometimes shown in literature as just a simple circle (nothing enclosed), but sometimes rather confusingly as a circle with a multiplication sign (or x) inside it. Nevertheless, it still is a... 

Thus, an appropriate table heading would be 103[ClO-]/mol dm-3 where, for convenience, the multiplication sign has been omitted. Alternatively, it would be equally acceptable to use [ClO-J/10-3 mol dm"3. There is no convention but it is often the case that the power of ten is placed in the numerator rather than the denominator. 

The equation relating potential difference, V, resistance, K. and current,/,is K = K X/. The equation means just the same written without the multiplication sign as V-Rl. Rearrange the equation a) in the form / = , b) in the form R = . 

For convenience, the physical quantity is usually written without the multiplication sign - here as 4.5 cm. ... 

If something as basic, yet important, as an exit remains unidentified, it can create the perception — true or not — that safety is not a priority. And if you have areas haphazardly marked with multiple signs communicating essentially the same message, the safety message may be lost in the clutter. 

This male infant had normal physical and intellectual development until 2 yrs of age vdien abnormalities of speech were noted. Medical evaluation was delayed until the onset of seizures at 3 yrs. Diagnostic assessment at that time revealed microcephaly, mental retardation, and the presence of protein in the urine. Over the next 3 yrs he was followed for his kidney disease and signs of a progressive deterioration of neurological function. Our initial evaluation at that time revealed a retarded child with multiple signs of neurological dysfunction — microcephaly, decreased muscle tone and reflexes, optic atrophy with decreased visual acuity, a speech deficit, and a complex seizure disorder. In addition, he had growth failure and renal disease. Electron micro-... 

Robertson PL, Schweitzer ME, Bartolozzi AR, Ugoni A (1994) Anterior cmciate ligament tears evaluation of multiple signs with MR imaging. Radiology 193(3) 829-834. doi 10.1148/ radiology. 193.3.7972833... 

In cell Dl, enter the label °F . In cell D2, type the formula = (9/5) B2+32 . This is equivalent to writing °F = (9/5) °C + 32. The slash (/) is a division sign and the asterisk ( ) is a multiplication sign. Parentheses are used to make the computer do what we intend. Operations inside parentheses are carried out before operations outside the parentheses. The computer responds to this formula by writing —328 in cell D2. This is the Fahrenheit equivalent to —200°C. Select cells D2 through D6. In the Home ribbon, go to Editing and select Fill and then Down to complete the table shown in Figure 3-3c. 

The multiplication sign, , is used for the and function, sometimes called conjunction. This function obeys the conventional arithmetical rules for products. Thus if the binary values are taken arithmetically as one and zero, 11 = 1, and 1-0 = 0. But, in Boolean notation, 1 -b 1 = 1, which is not correct by arithmetical notation. 

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