Sentence examples for calculation has made from inspiring English sources

His Manchester to Guernsey calculation has made him the unwitting poster boy for the pro-aviation lobby, but his actual views are different: "Taking into account the contrails, flying is usually about nine times worse than taking the train, and three times worse than a car with two passengers".

The extreme ease of its calculation has made this measurement popular.

Some of them have conceded that a B.C.S. mandate before the 2001 season to eliminate the margin-of-victory from calculations has made the rankings less exact.

Replicating a paper-based tax-filing procedure on a computer, for instance, is no good; having such forms pre-filled so that the taxpayer has only to check the calculations has made the system a success.

The professor is a world expert on the thermodynamics of tropical cyclones, so his calculations have made a stir in the global warming debate.

Molecular mechanics calculations have made it possible to correctly predict how substituents and their stereochemistry affect the energetics of ligand folding and thus catalytic activity.

[By my rough calculation, Trump has made at least $40M by not paying vendors or employees what their contracts called for].

In Senator Obama's case his true strength rests not only in his soaring rhetoric but also in the pragmatic calculations he has made, dating back at least to his years in the Illinois legislature.

The carbon intensity of shrimp from deforested mangroves is 10 times greater than that of beef grown in deforested Amazonian rain forest, according to other unpublished calculations Kauffman has made.

With unsparing rigor and unsettling calculation, Mr. Solondz has made it unlikely that anyone, sarcastically or otherwise, will call his new movie a hit.

Princeton's Mr. Wu has made that calculation.