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Meanings of logarithms in English
Inverse of the exponential function, which maps products to sums.
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Examples for "log"
Examples for "log"
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China is by far the largest market for New Zealand's log exports.
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Truncating your transaction log is therefore not acceptable for most production systems.
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Therefore, during replication, several events are usually buffered in the relay log.
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The Citizens are currently fifth on the PSL log with 41 points.
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Maybe log into Facebook to see what's happening with friends and family.
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LG Chem said it was seeking to ensure casualties received treatment quickly.
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For example, the input button for my LG TV didn't work properly.
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LG Chem also has production bases in South Korea, China and Poland.
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In January, Google announced plans for new devices from LG and Samsung.
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The operation vies for the top position with local rival LG Display.
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Linear mixed models were used and continuous variables were logarithm transformed.
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He once bit a math teacher who didn't know what a logarithm was.
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The Richter scale may be obsolete now, but its logarithm definition of magnitude remains.
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The wrong logarithm was taken, and of course that threw out all the calculations.
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Significant bivariate correlations were found between the logarithm of estradiol and total weekly drinks.
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It would have been more fun to have some crazy logarithmic function or something.
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Results: The correlation between mean visual field defect and neuroretinal rim area was similar to a logarithmic function.
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The soil moisture sub-model was established with the soil relative effective moisture content as independent variable, and the form of the model was logarithmic function.
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Result(s): The dynamics of sperm DNA fragmentation and sperm viability adjusted to a logarithmic function with an initial highest velocity that progressively decreases.
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Non-linearity: relations among dependent phenomena that cannot be described through a linear function, but through exponential and logarithmic functions, among others.
Usage of logarithms in English
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The title-page was missing, but its contents were chiefly tables of logarithms.
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In mathematics the new man had to recite in algebra, logarithms and geometry.
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At 12, he was introduced to logarithms, which enable one to compute roots.
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By combining the two proportions already given, we have by logarithms:
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I have expressly requested Mr. Daniels to provide no logarithms to-night.
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When he calculates roots, he looks up logarithms in his head.
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Briggs was the main scientific proponent of Scottish mathematician John Napier's new invention: logarithms.
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As smarty-pants among you who understand logarithms may be thinking.
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The method of logarithms was first devised by John Napier, 8th Laird of Merchiston.
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But why concern yourself with anything so tedious as logarithms!
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The sequencing logarithms weren't that old, and he was high on Powers's priority list.
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There is no such remorseless logic as that of logarithms.
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It was also programmed with subroutines for logarithms and trigonometry.
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In reading logarithms, one is not more secure, than in following Plato in his flights.
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Kind of like how when kids are told about logarithms, they just run mathematically amok.
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They are getting the education in the humanities the world needs more than tables of logarithms.
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