Sentence examples for calculation there is from inspiring English sources

Provided enough probe positions are calculated to obviate overhead of computing the projected potential and setting up the remainder of the calculation, there is a linear relationship between the number of probe positions calculated and the calculation time for all of the algorithms, and computing more probes will not change the time per probe significantly.

"We are not talking about a 'back of an envelope' calculation – there is no envelope at all".

For every "logical" qubit needed to do a calculation, there is a handful of physical ones, all of which need to be entangled.Michael Freedman is trying to address this problem by taking a different tack.

Re: "They Tried to Outsmart Wall Street" (March 10): While quantitative finance uses theory and mathematical equation to better understand the behavior of people in the marketplace, why is it that by the final calculation there is only regard for the behavior of the market and no mention of the people within it?

Given the progress in data evaluation and calculation, "there is some hope we will find the aircraft in the area we are searching", he added.

However, even dspA/E was not included in the qRT-PCR and microarray correlation calculation, there is still reasonably high correlation (R2 = 0.63) between the microarray and qPCR results for the remaining 15 genes (Table 1, 2).

However, at the time we made the power calculations there were few published studies using these measures, and the anticipated differences between the groups may have been overestimated.

By my calculation, there were thirty-three people in two houses, with five bedrooms between them.

Yet behind the album's considerable calculation, there's a glimpse of a kindly heart.

By The New York Times's calculation, there were 850 oil-related environmental incidents on Fort Berthold reported by companies from 2007 through mid-October mid-October 2014

By official calculation, there were almost three times as many women as men in the camp, and almost twice as many children as adults.