0 present participle of subtract
1 to remove a number from another number:
Four subtracted from ten equals six.
Two transverse derivatives were measured by subtracting the signals of two parallel wires which were set 0-2mm apart.
As with the religious context measure, procedures of summing within households, subtracting the respondents' values, and recoding were utilized to create the measure.
This is a test of how much influence opinion leaders have after subtracting the residual network influence.
This requires adding voices rather than subtracting them.
The proxy for energy-price surprises is then formed by subtracting these forecasts from the actual change in the energy price.
These are found by subtracting the par t from the stock to obtain the delta volume.
Adding the equivalent annual cost of the equipment to its annual operating cost and subtracting direct and indirect savings yields the net annual incremental cost.
Prior to computing quantiles the simulation was standardized by subtracting the median and dividing by the interquartile range and similarly for the data.
