| They were all excited doing their addition, subtractions, multiplications and divisions, mentally and with abacus. |
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| People who needed to do many multiplications or divisions probably looked the answers up in a table, or hired someone who could. |
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| One could verify this by doing two different long multiplications and checking that they give the same answer. |
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| This type of calculation is used to perform additions, substractions, multiplications, and divisions of different elements in the Element list. |
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| Parker's medium-tempo blues had a glittering, monolithic quality, and his fast blues were multiplications of his slow blues. |
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| The seed producer shall submit all the multiplications of a given variety of seed for examination by the certification authority. |
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| Take all the products of these multiplications and add them together. |
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| He never used a calculator, and instead would perform long multiplications on scraps of paper. |
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| To multiply two numbers several places long, the scribe first broke the problem down into several multiplications, each by a one-place number, and then looked up the value of each product in the appropriate tables. |
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| This is one of Mr. Morris's most tightly woven compositions: it would take many viewings to analyze satisfactorily the repetitions and multiplications of its many motifs. |
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| We basically took the surface area of the redds at that particular site, used biostandards out of the published literature, and basically did our multiplications and divisions as a function of that. |
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| The works of Van Gogh are notable for their Warholian multiplications in mass culture. |
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