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Meanings of common factor in English
Catalan
comú divisor Synonyms
Examples for "common divisor"
Examples for "common divisor"
1
Divide the number of harness into two parts, which must neither be equal nor have a common divisor.
2
The number of votes obtained by each of the lists is divided by the " common divisor" thus:-
3
The lowest of these numbers, 3,500, becomes the common divisor, or the "electoral quotient."
4
Or, what is worse, suppose you encourage her to study the Greatest Common Divisor?
5
Then she will never need the Greatest Common Divisor.
1
He had preserved in no common measure the innocence of childhood.
2
This measure is, moreover, independent of the particular phenomenon taken as the common measure.
3
Any common measure for the prevention or punishment of crime.
4
Perhaps he was wily beyond the common measure of man.
5
The difficulty of reconciling the varied interests in a common measure seemed at times insurmountable.
Usage of common factor in English
1
They shared another common factor: they were both possessed of total recall.
2
However, among other similarities there's undoubtedly one common factor -youth.
3
The second most common factor in positive reviews was product performance.
4
The common factor among all three patients was their advanced age.
5
The common factor in all scientific advice involves an end to drift-net fishing.
6
Resource activation is considered as an important common factor in psychotherapy.
7
Somewhere there's a common factor that makes all these children special.
8
With this common factor, the way lies open to every kind of error.
9
I'm still not convinced that my campaign is the common factor.
10
Chronic inflammation is a common factor in the development of many gastrointestinal malignancies.
11
The reasons must, then, be looked for in a common factor.
12
The common factor has been, and is, reaction against the traditions of Europe.
13
The common factor on each occasion has been that the ball has swung.
14
The only common factor seemed to be a touch of insanity or simpleminded-ness.
15
Another common factor is that the PCC did absolutely nothing at all to help.
16
A rubbish bin had been identified as a common factor.
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Common factor through the time
Common factor across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common