Sentence examples for calculate at from inspiring English sources
No, the phrase 'calculate at' is not correct, and it is not usable in written English. However, the phrase 'calculate for' is correct and can be used in written English. For example, "We need to calculate the cost for the entire project."
Do they calculate at all?
Players attempted to calculate, at each position, their game "equity" — the more the better.
As far as health officials can calculate at the moment, the death rate from SARS is about 3percentt, about half that of West Nile fever.
Issuing from the 16,000-foot heights of the Tibetan Plateau, the Mekong plunges south through a geological wonderland of dizzying escarpments, hanging valleys and steep gorges for a distance Chinese geographers now calculate at just over 3,000 miles.
But because the meat is so rich, about three-quarters of a pound makes an ample serving, although I usually calculate at least a pound a person so there will be leftovers.
It must take a grind of meetings to calculate at what level to pitch any science programme, between the insultingly patronising ("this is a big number. This is a much smaller one. Pay attention, Corbyn") and the tweedily incomprehensible.
This program was also employed to calculate AT-skew and GC-skew of chlorophycean sequences within the PCG12RNA and PCG123RNA data sets as a measure of nucleotide compositional differences.
Prices are calculated at 227 escudos to the dollar.
Prices are calculated at 2,200 lire to the dollar.
(Prices have been calculated at $1.60 to the British pound).
The loss has been calculated at $20 million in New York State.
