Sentence examples for calculates for example from inspiring English sources

He calculates, for example, that some 30 to 35percentt of the components in the Boxster and the 911 overlap.

He calculates, for example, that the cost of a badly governed 'failing state' to itself and its neighbours in lost economic growth is a staggering $100bn.

Price does take advantage of his background: he calculates, for example, that in the initial public offering, a share in the Virginia Company cost between $2,500 and $2,850 in 2001 dollars.

Oxfam calculates, for example, that one of every six apples bought by urban households in Brazil, the United States, Britain or Spain is tossed into the garbage can, or about 5.3 billion apples a year.

The report calculates, for example, that about 25 percent of the chemicals in the oil evaporated at the surface or dissolved into seawater in the same way that sugar dissolves in tea.

There are three levels in which a CH4 trait can be defined; first, the farm system level which uses information on the number of animals present within a system boundary with a related estimate of CH4 emissions per head, calculated for example from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (2006) Tier 2 calculations.

I didn't hear anything cynical or calculated, for example, in the way she talked about collaborating with Beyoncé.

One way of applying calculus is to think of it as a sort of "infinite arithmetic," in which one can calculate, for example, the behavior of planets by doing a great many steps of addition and multiplication.

They calculated, for example, that for every £1 paid to a childcare worker, they generate at least seven times that amount for society; a low-paid hospital cleaner might generate value beyond their salary through reducing hospital-borne infections, for example.

It may be calculated, for example, that the image of a grating produces lines 0.5 micron wide on the retina, but this is on the basis of ideal geometrical optics; in fact, the optics of the eye are not perfect, while diffraction of light by its passage through the pupil further spoils the image.

The current distribution across superconductors is important to calculate for example the AC losses, a key quantity.