Sentence examples for calculation correctly from inspiring English sources

The fact that the calculation correctly describes not only the order in which the different forms occur but also the pressures at which the changeovers take place indicates that the physical theory is in good shape; only the power is lacking in the mathematics to predict behaviour from first principles.

After a few incorrect guesses, students' attention was drawn to particular pieces of information on screen (e.g., the distance for a given number of rotations) needed to solve the calculation correctly.

The local fdr calculation correctly predicted no specifically bound targets in these control experiments (all proteins were assigned a local fdr of 1), suggesting the high precision of the method.

By the 1970s, programmers knew how to verify that the programs were performing such calculations correctly.

So says Joseph Bates, cofounder and CEO of Singular Computing, a company whose computer chips are hardwired to be incapable of performing mathematical calculations correctly.

Irrespective of point defects, ab initio calculations correctly predict the Al concentration of the cubic to wurtzite transition.

Then, as long as the oceanographers did their calculations correctly, your board will be whizzed back to shore on steep waves tidied up and amplified by the first artificial surf reef to be built in Europe.

The calculations correctly show essentially inert mixing in the shear layer between the recirculation zone and the coflow in flame HM1, but not in flames HM2 and HM3.

(i) Our calculations correctly predict the formation of different variants of β′ phases for Mg RE systems across the RE series.

If I have done the calculations correctly, the carbon cost of its boxes would be greater than plastic replacements even if they did actually last 10 cycles and were never used, as the company says, 'to let the dog give birth in'.

Moreover, the calculations correctly identified the relative contribution of each mutant to formation of the E S complex, from the smallest to the largest.