subtractive's Usage Examples:

The use of negative coefficients leads to a difference between arithmetical division and algebraical division (by a multinomial), in that the latter may give rise to a quotient containing subtractive terms. The most important case is division by a binomial, as illustrated by the following examples: - 2.10+1) 6.100+5.10+ 1(3.10+I 2.10+I) 6.100+I.10 - I (3.10 - I 6.100+3.10 6.100+3.10 2.10+ I - 2.10 - I 2.10 +I - 2.10 - I In (1) the division is both arithmetical and algebraical, while in (2) it is algebraical, the quotient for arithmetical division being 2.10+9.

In (iii.) of � 47, for instance, " -3a" does not mean that a is to be taken (-3.) times, but that a is to be taken 3 times, and the result treated as subtractive; i.e.-3a means -(3a), not (-3)a (cf.

Our reproduction of subtractive synthesis with TAE® guarantees the sound quality of the instrument.

subtractive method of tone forming.

subtractive process.

subtractive color mixing to reproduce the range of visible colors.

subtractive primaries, or process colors, used in color printing.

subtractive synthesis of the original synth to the smallest detail.

subtractive hybridisation.

The subtractive primaries, or process colors, used in color printing.

Synonyms:

reductive, ablative,

Antonyms:

additional, nominative, additive,