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modulo

modulo

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The same when you ignore a small difference
  • adposition
  • /ˈmɒdʒəloʊ/
  • Formal
: salvo
  • The results are accurate modulo a few minor errors that can be ignored.

Examples

  • This theory holds true modulo any assumptions we make about the data.

  • You can achieve the target returns modulo the risks associated with the investment.

  • And there may be some conditions modulo other numbers, which we can always find and without.

  • And we're using this modulo concept in this puzzle because it's really helpful.

  • You can put structures on modulo certain prime numbers and you can do the most amazing recovery tricks and it's all down to prime numbers.

  • The addition rule is multiplication modulo G of X.

  • That's a rough indication of how long it would take modulo by the efficiency.

  • So the sum of all the inputs and outputs within a block do add up like modulo the new coins that are created.

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Modulo comes from the Latin word modus meaning 'measure' (via modulus 'small measure'), so saying something is true modulo a small point is like saying it is true after you take away or ignore that measured little difference.