Sentence examples for calculations which could from inspiring English sources

Because we are using stepper motors for our bot, it is theoretically possible to determine the distance traveled by each wheel and perform room size calculations, which could have been inputted to an algorithm to better cover the room.

I had been working on a paper, which was a very simple paper, but it already had the objective of trying to do calculations which could be checked by doing experiments.

However, first-principles calculations which could confirm at the atomic scale the effect of the SP are lacking mainly due to the difficulty of combining a bulk property such as the SP with the surface confined graphene doping.

Mr Brown said the £12bn of government efficiency savings that the Tories would use to halt the NICs increase were based on flimsy calculations which could not be delivered on top of the £15bn savings already in the pipelines for the current financial year.

However, the two effective foes in Syria are determined to have cordial relations, each for its own calculations, which could include motives such as Russian-American relations and Gulf-American relations.

Without a phylogenetic framework, to ensure monophyly of species, paraphyletic or polyphyletic taxa may be included within rate calculations which could produce substantial errors in both absolute rates and the determination of temporal trends in relative rates [9], [20], [43].

"It will be a political disaster and play into the Chinese narrative that China is a geopolitical fact, whereas the U.S. presence is the consequence of a geopolitical calculation which could change and thus is not reliable," said Bilahari Kausikan, the ambassador at large for Singapore.

The presence of multi-liquid phases complicates the flash calculation, which could not be handled by conventional cubic EOS.

He attacked David Cameron's proposed referendum, calling it a "short-sighted political calculation" which could see the UK "stumble out" of the EU.

Elfimov et al. [9] suggested that a small concentration of Ca vacancies in CaO can also induce FM based on results of the ab initio electronic structure calculation, which could be a path to new ferromagnets.

The answer to this is, of course, that mathematicians can have even more fun by letting the machine do the more tedious and menial tasks: "It is unworthy of excellent men to lose hours like slaves in the labour of calculation which could safely be relegated to anyone else if machines were used" (G. W. Leibniz, New Essays Concerning Human Understanding).