basic additionの例文

• Also, it says here the uncoupling of Clyde Simmons was your basic addition by subtraction.
• They should know basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division combinations as well as understand them.
• In one exercise designed to teach basic addition, the Barbaloots and the Lorax are picking Truffula fruits.
• Due to the simple strategy and focus on basic addition, the game is ideal for culturing math skills in children.
• The math program teaches counting, size and shape, basic addition and subtraction, for example, and the science program teaches kids about weather and plants.
• Save for the basic additions of more buttons, and revised tracking methods ( optical vs ball ), the functional use and input method are identical.
• The Athens Zoo, located in the National Gardens, generally houses its animals in cages or pens with only basic additions such as logs or small shelters.
• His most basic addition to knowledge in the particle physics field, colleagues said, may have been his reckoning of the number of elementary-particle families in the universe.
• I'd just assumed that such a basic addition in the Mediawiki software would take a long time to implement and to be adopted here at the English Wikipedia.
• About 96 percent of fourth graders mastered basic addition and subtraction, 93 percent of sixth graders had learned division and multiplication facts, and 80 percent of eighth graders could work with decimals.
• Very quickly, these types of image processing tasks cross a line from " basic addition, multiplication, and subtraction of images " to " advanced nonlinear optimization problems in high-dimensional vector spaces ", and are open research topics.
• The same basic additions were made by an IP address that I assume is the same person before he / she registerred, the edit summary here is enlightening : [ http : / / en . wikipedia . org / w / index . php ? title = Abraham _ in _ Islam & diff = 535474193 & oldid = 535208315.
• One was a book of how things work, with pictures of cave men and mammoths demonstrating scientific principles and such like, and the other was pretty much all you ever need to know about maths, starting with basic addition and subtraction and moving all the way through to complex secondary school stuff and real world economics, and it had a picture of Carol Vorderman on the front.