Sentence examples for calculated quite from inspiring English sources

They calculated quite rightly that there was no point playing dourly for a draw.

$23. THE British novelist Tibor Fischer seems to have calculated, quite correctly as it turns out, that a spectacularly nasty review of a more celebrated writer would garner a great deal of attention for his own simultaneous offering.

"In retrospect, North Korea may have calculated quite correctly that direct penalties for establishing itself as a nuclear power would be modest," Noland wrote in a paper published at the end of last year.

Everything must depend on the price tags, which don't seem to have been calculated quite yet, although they are expected to be £18, or $28, for a T-shirt to a little more than £100 for pieces made from leather or other finer materials.

It can be calculated quite quickly and estimates the descriptor relevance by analyzing complex molecular distributions.

The advantage of UTE sequences is the sampling of the MR signal with very short echo times, which allows T2/T2* to be calculated quite precisely.

Meanwhile, equities look expensive by two of the best long-term valuation measures, which are calculated in quite different ways.

The most important difference in EN 832 is that solar energy gain is calculated in quite detail including passive solar gains, as well as direct solar gains.

The BET surface area values gradually decreased with greater encapsulation of nickel; although the electrochemical active surface area (ECSA) values have been calculated as quite higher.

Carroll's parodies of Wordsworth and Tennyson in the Alice books, for instance, are calculated and quite cruel; is there not more to say about a man who seemed reluctant to approach the writings of major poets except in the spirit of lampoon?

However, the confidence intervals for the sensitivities and the positive predictive values calculated were quite small for the dichotomous variables.