Sentence examples for a mathematical concept from inspiring English sources

A singularity is really more a mathematical concept than a physical entity.

A later textbook, "The Fourier Transform and Its Applications" (1965), covers a mathematical concept that is a core subject in engineering.

"One explanation is that it's completely random," Mr. Auburn said in an interview, a sly invocation of a mathematical concept in itself.

They work one on one or with small groups, helping students who may need extra assistance grasping a mathematical concept or fundamental process.

Fuzzy logic is a mathematical concept developed in the 1960s and '70s that tried to account for "degrees of truth," as opposed to true/false outcomes.

Gabi was one of four children at Onahan Elementary School learning a mathematical concept — measurement — by searching for items the same length as their hands.

It is impossible to connect an exact map of a continent with a basic mathematical concept.

The first time someone asked me, I wondered: Which would be easier, explaining a difficult mathematical concept to a biologist, or trying to get a mathematician to grasp the rudiments of the polymerase chain reaction?

A new mathematical concept of impulsive control is introduced as a requirement for the consistency of the impulsive framework.

It's a difficult mathematical concept which, put at its most basic, can be likened to a snowflake.

The Shanghai approach is to shape each maths lesson so it concentrates on a single mathematical concept, which is covered methodically and in great depth.