Reciprocal

Also, the multiplicative inverse is the reciprocal of any number (except 0; 0 is the only number without a multiplicative inverse), that is, multiplying the reciprocal of any number by the number itself yields the multiplicative identity.

Explicitly, ignoring significand, taking the reciprocal is just taking the additive inverse of the (unbiased) exponent, since the exponent of the reciprocal is the negative of the original exponent.

Reciprocal Tariff Act of 1934 President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act (RTAA) into law in 1934.

The first two conditions are necessary for altruism as such, while the third is distinguishing reciprocal altruism from simple mutualism and the fourth makes the interaction reciprocal.

The vertices of the dual are the poles reciprocal to the face planes of the original, and the faces of the dual lie in the polars reciprocal to the vertices of the original.

All kinds of permission will be taken from local authorities and, of course, I made the point in speaking with them and I made it clear that they will have to give our airlines reciprocal rights under our BASAs.

A Reciprocal Exchange structure has been utilized by successful insurance businesses such as Farmers InsuranceAs an example, Zurich owns the day-to-day operator behind farmers and creates substantial and consistent value from that relationship.

But it might have survived had the two sides been willing to make it clear from the outset what final outcome the interim period was supposed to produce, and then taken mutually reciprocal actions on the ground to prepare for it.

Canada has already established comparable reciprocal agreements with several nations, including Australia, France, Norway, Ukraine, Georgia, and the United Kingdom.

Flamingos are cliquey birds who form friendships based on personality attributes, which mirror your desire for reciprocal counterparts.

For the potential launch of the reciprocal and the momentum across the business, we are very excited about what the next several years will produce.

France is seeking to "build a balanced and reciprocal partnership" with the country, he said.

Georgelin dismissed the incident, insisting there had been no quarrel just “respect and reciprocal esteem”.

He conveyed the greetings of the Tajik president to the Iranian president and stressed the official invitation of President Raeisi to pay a reciprocal trip to Dushanbe.

In 1996, Israel and Oman signed an agreement to open reciprocal trade representative offices.

It’s terrifying and pathetic, yet somehow it gets past all the vested gatekeepers that should know better and be blowing their whistles for that era of reciprocal post-filling to stop.

Jamaica and Canada have signed a Reciprocal Recognition Agreement to enable seafarers from both countries to work on ships sailing under the Jamaican or Canadian flags.

Lawyers for the Home Office opposed the appeal, telling the court the Rwandan government has “indicated a clear willingness to co-operate with monitoring mechanisms” and that there are “reciprocal obligations with strong incentives for compliance”.

Medvedev said Moscow would respond with a "reciprocal ban on imports from our country," including the termination of the Black Sea Grain deal that enables vital grain exports from Ukraine.

Reciprocal deposits enable banks to place deposits with another bank and receive the same value back through technology firms, reshuffling approximately $1 trillion through their platforms.