Method abs(double a)
Return type: double
Member of:
java.lang.Math
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return (float) Math.abs( (value) * oneUnitPixelSize );
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return (Math.abs(a-b) <= epsilon);
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return(int)(Math.ceil((double)_totalIdle/Math.abs((double)_numTestsPerEvictionRun)));
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(int)Math.abs((Extent[2]-Extent[0])*DX)+1,
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degrees = Math.abs(180-Math.abs(angle1-angle2));
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Math.abs(result - expectedResult) <= tolerance);
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if (Math.abs(value - scale) > 0.001) {
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if (Math.abs(getScale() - value) > 0.001) {
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float scale = (float)Math.sqrt(Math.abs(transform.getDeterminant()));
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return new Double(Math.abs(d.doubleValue()));
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n1 = Math.abs(n1);
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return new Double(Math.abs(rnd.nextDouble()));
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if (x == 0 & Math.abs(y) < 10 * eps)
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assertTrue(Math.abs(xbar)/(s/Math.sqrt(n))< 3.29);
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final double m = Math.abs(d);
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double[] ratio = {Math.abs( (double) (mouseCurent[0] -
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if (Math.abs(numeratorValue) > Integer.MAX_VALUE ||
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if( Math.abs(sz-c1) > 1e-2 ) {
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final double abs = Math.abs(number);
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double largest = Math.max(Math.abs(_xMin), Math.abs(_xMax));
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