Divisor

The Divisor is so called from his practice Hillas dividere or cædere, something like Martial’s cacare mentulam or

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

In works like "The Egg" (1968) and "Divisor" (1968), a maturing Pape deepens familiar commitments.

Under the Spotlight, the Versatile Oeuvre of Lygia Pape Is Magnified Jonathan Blitzer 2011

This is called the Divine Divisor; e.g. for 2084, or in fact any result between 2000 and 2099, the Divine Divisor is 19.

Easter Alternatives for Bored Non-Christians: Feaster and Beaster 2010

The region is bisected north to south between Peru and Brazil by the small mountain range Serra do Divisor.

Southwest Amazon moist forests 2008

DL1PE DLI 1 parity error DL5MDA Someone who collects each ISDN abbrevation crossing his way DLAB Divisor latch access bit DLC Data link control DLC Data link controller assignment for clusters DLC Digital loop carrier DLCI Data link connection identifier (i. 440: SAPI+TEI)

Tricks of the Trade Issue #6 by Hype (Christmas Edition) 1996

It wasn't any more difficult than a Sunday-school lesson, and Monday morning at eight o'clock I was waiting at Liberty Hall for the hoped-for arrival of "The Greatest Common Divisor."

Letters of a Dakota Divorcee Jane Burr

The Greatest Common Divisor, however, merely gave him a savage and contemptuous glance over his tear-mug, as much as to say that he would annihilate him when it was quite convenient.

The Garden of the Plynck Karle Wilson Baker 1919

Greatest Common Divisor, as befitted his rank, was the last to succumb; and when he went down the defenders of the Garden threw down their weapons and began tossing their shoes into the air and shaking each others 'hands and talking all at once.

The Garden of the Plynck Karle Wilson Baker 1919

From the Least Common Multiple up to the Greatest Common Divisor, from the thin, poker-like Quotient with the fierce white moustache to the enormous, puffy Multiplicand,

The Garden of the Plynck Karle Wilson Baker 1919

Avenue, then, which is Coney's Greatest Common Divisor, he strolled back and forth, looking for one of an aspect suitable for this experiment.

From Place to Place 1910