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greatest common denominator

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the largest common denominator of two or more numbers; as, 9 is the greatest common denominator of 18 and 27..

See also: Denominator



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As illustrated by the following example, one can search into individual metadata fields using this syntax:</p> <pre> <search> <title>LOMster</title> <creatorname>Ternier</creatorname> </search> </pre> <p>In our first interoperability step, a greatest common denominator for all query languages was offered at the level of the federated search service that forwards queries into the network.
touch for supermarkets: they are perhaps the greatest common denominator in British life, and their mastery of public relations gimmicks is second to none.
Summers and Ted-Larry Pebworth, in their introduction, note the greatest common denominator is the essays' "historical ground[ing]" (3).
 
 
 
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