Sentence examples for a mathematical solution from inspiring English sources

If someone hadn't bumped off Fenster, he might have found a mathematical solution for unifying this fractured plot.

Proof inhabits the newly fashionable theatrical territory of scientific theory: the title refers both to a mathematical solution and to the impossibility of certainty in human behaviour.

Considering the geometry then provides a mathematical solution for the motion of the Sun through the average rest frame of the stars being considered.

Darren Aronofsky made a strong impression in 1998 with Pi, his low-budget debut as writer-director, in which a number theorist descends into insanity as he searches for a mathematical solution to the secret of the universe.

Seeking a mathematical solution to a political problem, two state senators have proposed adding a 99th member to the State House, which now has 98 and is deadlocked in a 49-49 split between the two parties.

It was Peter Higgs's achievement to come up with a mathematical solution in Edinburgh in the early 1960s.

A review is made on the resolution characteristics of each study, leading to a classification of the approaches into four different groups, in which conclusions are based on either (A) mathematical solutions without binary variable, (B) mathematical solutions with binary variable, (C) heuristic solutions, or (D) genetic algorithms.

"I can take a purely mathematical model of poker and hunt for a purely mathematical solution," Harold Kuhn, a professor emeritus at Princeton who knew Von Neumann, told me, "and a phenomenon will appear which has always seemed to be psychological but isn't—it's mathematical which is that you will bluff, and your opponent will drop out.

"I can take a purely mathematical model of poker and hunt for a purely mathematical solution," Harold Kuhn, a professor emeritus at Princeton who knew Von Neumann, told me, "and a phenomenon will appear which has always seemed to be psychological but isn't — it's mathematical — which is that you will bluff, and your opponent will drop out.

Physicists have been searching for decades for a simple, mathematical solution to a model of phase transitions.

A new mathematical solution for the laminar combustion of a spray containing three-phase particles is derived.