Sentence examples for calculation which would from inspiring English sources

I did not count those possibilities in my calculation, which would have reduced the odds from 500m:1 to something marginally smaller.

Through this calculation technique, the original increment-by-increment FEA procedures could be transferred to the two-time scale calculation, which would greatly enhance the efficiency of the structural fatigue simulation.

This calculation (which would appear on a modified version of the current tax form, reflecting insurance premiums reported by employers) would seem to imply a tax increase of $7,000.

They will fear a political calculation which would say that slashing university income would be a price worth paying for pushing down fees.

They had also sought to exclude foreign workers and part-time workers from the calculation, which would have reduced the gap between CEO pay and ordinary worker pay by removing lower-paid workers from the equation.

This has a desired effect of preventing zero frequency and probability calculation, which would cause errors in the calculation of the log score.

This may affect whether the arbiters of building height include the mast in their calculations, which would bring the 1,368-foot 1,368-foot recognized heightower1,776 feeto

However, officials do not include mortgage payments, council tax and insurance in calculations, which would have made housing the top category, with average weekly spending of about £173.40, up from £164.70 a year ago.

Most importantly, five alkyl amines have been selected as co-reactants for ECL generation of this novel ECL luminophores and the relationships between ECL intensity and the co-reactant have been investigate by experimental results and theoretical calculations, which would be very important to exploit novel excellent co-reactants for the emerging iridium-based ECL luminophores in the future.

It does not share the actual calculations, which would generally involve some adjustment factors, calibrated to the region [24].

At the same time, many of these calculations are approximations to the calculations which would be performed first-hand in an ideal situation.