Sentence examples for a mathematical language from inspiring English sources
Clifford bundles rely on a mathematical language developed by William Kingdon Clifford — a Victorian savant who wrote children's stories about fairies — which is useful for describing rotations.
The thesis, "A Symbolic Analysis of Relay and Switching Circuits," was largely motivated by the telephone industry's need to find a mathematical language to describe the behavior of the increasingly complex switching circuits that were replacing human operators.
A natural basis for transmitting such concepts exists, he says, in the form of a mathematical language known as Lingua Cosmica, or Lincos, for short, developed in 1960 by the late Dutch mathematician Dr. Hans Freudenthal at Utrecht University.
First-order logic is a mathematical language in which most mathematical statements can be formulated.
The behavioral approach provides a mathematical language for the modelling of systems, particularly dynamical systems.
Over the years, the crazy dreamers developed a mathematical language to understand gravity.
"[I]t is essential to mathematics that its signs are also employed in mufti," Wittgenstein states, for "[i]t is the use outside mathematics, and so the meaning ['Bedeutung'] of the signs, that makes the sign-game into mathematics" (i.e., a mathematical "language-game") [ RFM V, §2, 1942), (LFM 140 141, 169 70)].
We believe that the development of constructive models that produce true insight into high-level pattern regulation is inhibited by lack of: (1) a generalized mathematical language for describing experiments based on shape data (formalism), (2) a centralized formal database to store such data, and (3) bioinformatics tools to assist in the search and mining of these huge resources.
"English, to me, is a more mathematical language, it is the language of precision.
He made a special mathematical language for the machine one that he and Minsky thought children might like called the LOGO language.
He made a special mathematical language for the machine — one that he and Minsky thought children might like — called the LOGO language.
