It is the dream of total ease, of the confidence that there is an efficient way to calculate nearly everything, "from cures to deadly diseases to the nature of the universe," even "an algorithmic process to recognize greatness".
Soon thereafter, the lunch-counter attendant gets another glimpse of Ann, and the hard, calculating, nearly slobbering stare with which his gaze follows her as she walks away suggests that he's no mere flirt or, rather, that his mere flirtation is itself a variety of violence.
Soon thereafter, the lunch-counter attendant gets another glimpse of Ann, and the hard, calculating, nearly slobbering stare with which his gaze follows her as she walks away suggests that he's no mere flirt — or, rather, that his mere flirtation is itself a variety of violence.
After calculating nearly one thousands tasks, results were gathered with python script and compared with classic design recommendations proposed in Eurocode 3, DIN 18 800 Part 4 and AWWA D103-09.
Yet as these Japanese researchers demonstrated, a certain type of amoeba can be used to calculate nearly optimal solutions to the traveling salesman problem for up to eight cities.
On top of that, the researchers calculate, nearly 100,000 cases of heart disease, 8,000 strokes, and 26,000 deaths would be averted over the next decade, for a healthcare cost savings of $17 billion.
After the assassin struck twice near Michaels crafts stores, Dr. Niman calculated that nearly half the shootings had taken place within a half-mile of the Michaels stores.
New research has calculated that nearly 33% of the world's adequate or high-quality food-producing land has been lost at a rate that far outstrips the pace of natural processes to replace diminished soil.
Yet estate agent Knight Frank has calculated that nearly half the foreigners who've purchased £1m-plus properties in central London in the last year live in the UK, and bought to let rather than to leave.
