square (something) with something

Examples of squaring

squaring

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Part of the problem came from the difficulty of squaring the discrete notions of folk composition and artistic property in those early days.
In addition to squaring with current law, we think that there is an independent rationale for our thesis.
The complex cell passes the simple-cell outputs through a squaring nonlinearity.
To overcome this problem of non-normality, the gender-role attitude scores were transformed by squaring.
The sense of not quite squaring up to the issues is furthered in the individual volume prefaces.
The squaring results in two terms involving one eye only, plus one cross-term in which contributions from the left and right eyes are multiplied together.
A similar rule for squaring is evidently implied, so that the reason for doubling of the partial result becomes clear.
Total unexpectedness is calculated by squaring and summing the relative distances across the skew-diagonal.
He was, however, pessimistic about the possibility of realizing such an enterprise, considering it akin to "squaring the circle".
Squaring up over ancient life.
Occult spina bifida was noted after orthopaedic review for hypoplastic distal phalanges with squaring of the hands.
Squaring and assisted emigration were related.
Signal squaring was accomplished by use of a wide-band analogue multiplier, with approximately 2 yo accuracy.
The effective number of parties for seats is calculated by squaring the proportion of seats each party wins, adding up all of the squares, and dividing one by that number.
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