Definition of submultiple in English:
submultiple
noun sʌbˈmʌltɪp(ə)lsəbˈməltəpəl
A number that can be divided exactly into a specified number.
Example sentencesExamples
- The most frequent error in the symbols of multiples and submultiples is writing the ‘k’ for kilo with a capital letter.
- Each pulse shock excited the secondary circuit at a submultiple of its resonant frequency.
- The findings of the Heraion prove that this sexagesimal submultiple was once used also in Greece proper.
- The most significant submultiple is assigned the sign of the operand, while each of the less significant submultiples is assigned a positive sign.
- Subclock and overclock synchronization are supported for converting at submultiples and multiples of the sample rate.
adjective sʌbˈmʌltɪp(ə)lsəbˈməltəpəl
Denoting a number that can be divided exactly into a specified number.
Example sentencesExamples
- Metric prefixes are often used for decimal submultiple units of time interval, such as milliseconds, microseconds and nanoseconds, but larger quantities are usually measured in non-decimal units such as minutes, hours, days, etc., instead of kiloseconds and megaseconds.
- Two independent synthesizers are provided which are phase locked when programmed for submultiple rates.
- First and second clock signals are derived at the two submultiple frequencies and phase coincidence between the two clock signals is detected.
- Clock delay from input to output is 50 nanoseconds maximum and is negative-edge-aligned when synchronized at a multiple or submultiple rate.
Definition of submultiple in US English:
submultiple
nounsəbˈməltəpəlsəbˈməltəpəl
A number that can be divided exactly into a specified number.
Example sentencesExamples
- The most frequent error in the symbols of multiples and submultiples is writing the ‘k’ for kilo with a capital letter.
- Subclock and overclock synchronization are supported for converting at submultiples and multiples of the sample rate.
- The most significant submultiple is assigned the sign of the operand, while each of the less significant submultiples is assigned a positive sign.
- The findings of the Heraion prove that this sexagesimal submultiple was once used also in Greece proper.
- Each pulse shock excited the secondary circuit at a submultiple of its resonant frequency.
adjectivesəbˈməltəpəlsəbˈməltəpəl
Denoting a number that can be divided exactly into a specified number.
Example sentencesExamples
- Clock delay from input to output is 50 nanoseconds maximum and is negative-edge-aligned when synchronized at a multiple or submultiple rate.
- First and second clock signals are derived at the two submultiple frequencies and phase coincidence between the two clock signals is detected.
- Metric prefixes are often used for decimal submultiple units of time interval, such as milliseconds, microseconds and nanoseconds, but larger quantities are usually measured in non-decimal units such as minutes, hours, days, etc., instead of kiloseconds and megaseconds.
- Two independent synthesizers are provided which are phase locked when programmed for submultiple rates.