subtract造句

That will subtract nothing from his merit.

Their first device could add, subtract, multiply and divide.

Add up all the pleasures, subtract all the pains.

He discovers knock-knock jokes and learns how to add, subtract, and read.

Then you subtract the space used for program text and shared library text.

These are the canonical, mathematical operations add, subtract, multiply, and divide.

Children should be able to add and subtract in the third grade.

Now that we introduced vectors, you can add and subtract you might as well learn about multiplication.

The reason you subtract the number is your business used some of your cash to increase its current assets.

We cannot do anything about protons, they are buried in the nucleus, but we can add or subtract electrons.

Now in order to have the exact shadow we need to subtract the contour of our guy from the remaining selection.

If the 32-year-old runner's resting pulse is 60, subtract that from 188 to get a 128 average training heart rate.

If we define meaning as helping people in faraway places, we implicitly subtract meaning from the actual work we are doing.

It's laid out so that you can add or subtract column-like panels to the window, which you can scroll through horizontally.

Specifically, the researchers determined whether a volunteer decided to add or subtract two numbers in a math exercise from patterns of brain activity in the medial and lateral prefrontal cortex.

List the complete set of behavioral variables observed. If your data is at variance with your assumptions, you need to add, subtract, or modify the roles and behaviors you anticipated. If the variance is significant enough, you may consider additional interviews to cover any gaps in the new behavior