Sentence examples for a new calculus of from inspiring English sources

The third type of measurement, the strictly mathematical, employs a new calculus of compounding ratios to measure speed in local motion or speed in the distribution of love.

A new calculus of explicit substitutions for higher-order abstract syntax is introduced, allowing a high-level description of variable binding in object languages while also providing substitutions as explicit programmer-manipulable data objects.

Of course, New York City's adoption of a new calculus, which skeptics predict is certain to conclude that there are more poor here than previously counted, could be met with opposition from other areas around the country, like rural states, especially if the city uses the new measure to argue that it deserves more federal aid.

While the step may indicate greater centralization, it also reflects a new calculus about the value of investing in modernizing old facilities and in quality control.

As a result, a new calculus is needed in U.S.-Egypt policymaking in the wake of this latest uprising.

There's a new calculus about running for president.

The implementation of a calculus invariably involves making some modifications to the calculus and this results, strictly speaking, in a new calculus.

The new calculus of energy would not be limited to electricity.

Alain Corbin talks about the "New Calculus of Olfactory Pleasure" (oh, French people!), and now you can carry your happy nose around with you.

Here's one of several statements that add no information to the reader's understanding of the supposedly new calculus of college attendance.

But there is insufficient clarity in the political landscape for him to articulate a new political calculus of the sort devised by Roosevelt and Reagan.