Sentence examples for calculation that takes from inspiring English sources

"There hasn't been a calculation that takes that water out of the Earth and puts it into the atmosphere".

Using a measure called language style matching — a calculation that takes into account the frequency of personal pronouns and other subconscious markers of rapport — they found that synchrony ranged from a high of nearly 90 percent (Freud and Jung, at the peak of their collaboration) down to 60 percent (Plath and Hughes, in a low period).

A more sophisticated calculation that takes into account the concurrent decay of neutrons and other complications yields a helium-mass fraction in the neighbourhood of 25 percent and a hydrogen-mass fraction of 75 percent, which are close to the deduced primordial values from astronomical observations.

The formula is more widely seen as a population-based calculation that takes little account of need.

The new release comes with a face lift, and a tweaked ranking calculation that takes into account the average return your picks, your accuracy in calling the direction a stock moves, and how highly the community rates your advice.

The goals for each state are based on a calculation that takes into account their current emissions and their potential for making reductions.

For comparison of both profiles, only part A score (25 points) was used for analysis, and the normalised cut-off score for inclusion were calculated using a following calculation that took into account each weighting for the educational level: ∑ (cut-off score × patient number of each category)/total patient number.

Joe Porretto, in his Allied Van Lines moving truck, drew on a cigarette, squinted one eye and did a mental calculation that took him only a few seconds longer than the last time he was given a ticket, at $55, for double-parking.

After their final bake-off at Kennedy Space Center (two hundred and thirty-three degrees Fahrenheit for thirty hours), they were determined to have just 0.3 organisms remaining — not an actual tally, of course, but the result of an abstract calculation that took into account the results of pre-assembly surface swabs and average kill rates.

Put another way, a calculation that took a week on a typical desktop in 1981 would take around 0.6 s in 2011 for equivalent unit cost.

"A calculation that took three full days to compute on the Thinking Machines in 1993 today can be done in less than one second on the Sequoia," he said.