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prime element

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prime element [′prīm ′el·ə·mənt]
(mathematics)
A member of an integral domain that is not a unit and is not the product of two members that are not units. Also known as prime.


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The daily believes that military adventures and production of more weapons were prime elements of the crisis.
THE need for the private rental sector as a prime element of the housing market has been reaffirmed in the annual Buy to Let Guide, published November 24.
Elsewhere, the Sahwa has taken away one of the prime elements of the insurgency in these areas, which is the lack of employment," said O'Neal.
 
 
 
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