Sentence examples for by this calculus from inspiring English sources
By this calculus, young people are far more likely than grandmothers to get into car accidents, use illegal drugs or have sex.
By this calculus, a partition would add $15 to Exxon's $79 share price — or $80 billion to its nearly $400 billion market capitalization.
By this calculus, only something like 67percentt of your life is actually, you know, life.
By this calculus, Mr. Pataki's stock in the national party would rise instantly, giving him a greater opportunity to land a high-ranking position in a second Bush term, if not a spot on the national ticket as Mr. Bush's running mate.
This calculus is weighted by an exponentially decaying function.
WASHINGTON - New Jersey -- by the calculus of national politics -- is not particularly friendly terrain for Republicans.
By that calculus, Sargent had paid for himself many times over before ever teaching a class.
The bribe was still costly but, by the calculus of poverty, a relative bargain.
A set of Euler Lagrange equations is derived by the calculus of variations.
By that calculus, Mr. Ross and Mr. Varon are considered likely winners, while Mr. Jacques is less likely.
With this definition, the Recursive functions are exactly the same as the set of partial functions computable by the Lambda calculus, by Kleene Formal systems, by Markov algorithms, by Post machines, and by Turing machines.
