Sentence examples for calculations and some from inspiring English sources

Revisions to courses had skewed calculations, and some predictions were found to be inaccurate over a period of about five days.

Some assets receive full weight in the calculations, and some — viewed as virtually risk-free — receive no weight and thus have no effect on how much capital a bank needs.

It involves complex actuarial calculations and some arbitrary assumptions, such as what a pension portfolio can earn over time.

It includes two sections; in the first, "EBM Self-Efficacy and Skill", participants were asked how confident they are that they can perform 12 distinct EBM tasks and then were given 12 multiple choice questions, each related to performing one of those tasks, including some statistical calculations and some interpretation of results.

A rather simple estimation of computation time required, based on single term calculations and some preliminary two-term calculation runs, indicated that the time to compute search strategies using all of the available terms and an arbitrary limit on the number of terms in combinations, could amount to literally hundreds of years of computing time with equipment available at the time.

The product design specification values are selected from the past design calculation and some values are calculated by the help of past design data.

The chapter also presents some working rules for self-consistent potential calculations and describes some fundamental rules that govern junctions such as the pn-junction and heterojunctions in general.

This makes pro football the original silly putty of the big media, reshaped each year to entice an ever-larger audience and at the same time sporadically mysterious, alluring, a weird mixture of violence, showman's calculation, and some kind of intense, medieval-tournament-like heraldry (those capes! those helmets! those cheerleaders!) and gallantry.

If you've done your net worth calculation and some planning, you know whether your estate is likely to be subject to state or federal taxes.

This paper intends to tackle, in the context of measurement and the definition of measurement units, a problem well known in computing science, the inherent propagation and accumulation of rounding errors throughout the intermediate steps of numerical calculation, and some issues in notation, namely of integer numbers.

Our estimate is also less than 2%, but we do not have a sequenced genome available, and consequently, some genes are certainly missing in the calculation and some may have been counted more than once.