quote notation造句

• In quote notation, to subtract, just subtract.
• To someone who is unfamiliar with quote notation, 592'is unfamiliar, and translation to  " 16 / 27 is helpful.
• In quote notation, division produces digits from right-to-left, the same as all other arithmetic algorithms; therefore further arithmetic is easy.
• To someone who normally uses quote notation,  " 16 / 27 is a formula with a negation and a division operation; performing those operations yields the answer 592 '.
• As long as these considerations are taken into account, it is perfectly harmless to " abuse " the corner quote notation and simply use it whenever something like quotation is necessary but ordinary quotation is clearly not appropriate.
• In 1979, Hehner invented a method of representing rational numbers with current University of Victoria professor Nigel Horspool called quote notation, which allows for easier arithmetic and produces no roundoff error in arithmetic calculations implementing a generalization of radix notation.