Sentence examples for calculation for example from inspiring English sources

The result of a mathematical calculation, for example, need not always be calculated precisely an accuracy of two or three decimal places is often enough.

One recent calculation, for example, predicted 2018 was a more likely date for grid parity in developing nations blessed with strong solar radiation, but not feed-in tariffs.

Such a procedure is especially useful when the descriptor values are derived from experimental measurement or require expensive calculation (for example, those derived from QM calculations).

In the context of CompChem, properties are derived quantities from the output of the model calculation, for example, a set of vibrational frequencies of a molecule, electronic energy, derived thermodynamical properties from statistical mechanics calculations.

There is no mention in the study of basic statistical requirements such as a power calculation, for example.

Domains Calculation For example, INCENP (IPI00823144) is annotated with 3 domains, an Aurora-related kinase (ARK) binding domain (PF03941), a tropomyosin signature domain (PR00194) and a glutamic acid-rich region (PS50313).

Through the insurer's calculations, for example, a $100 charge for a doctor's office visit may be assigned a "reasonable and customary" value of $60.

The obtained thermodynamic models are arguably sufficiently accurate for preliminary engineering calculations, for example for the thermodynamic design of ORC power systems.

The current work aims to provide fracture properties information to be used in stress calculations, for example by the finite element method, and so allow better optimisation of magnet design.

While it's often helpful for investors to use the traditional calculations (for example, one year of growth spend divided by the following year's number of new customers) when generating comps for industry benchmarking across portfolio and publicly traded companies, these kind of generalizable formulas aren't accurate or forward-looking enough to inform internal decision making and run a business.

Major advances in computer power over the last 25 years have enabled computational chemists to apply successfully these types of calculations for example to determine accurately molecular structures and properties for use in a wide variety of QSAR studies that range from predicting binding affinities to absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion, and toxicity (ADMET) properties.