Sentence examples for calculus argument from inspiring English sources

In a modal sequent calculus argument a typical step is the following.

(They didn't gain Waxman alive, by the way; he was killed by his captors while the rescue was being attempted, a fact that Krauthammer holds to be irrelevant. And so it would be, in a moral calculus argument. But Krauthammer is really making an expediency argument).

Using L'Hôpital's rule and, after some tedious but easy computations and calculus arguments, we obtain that in the case at hand, m ( x ) = n ( x ) = K min ( x, e − x 2 ), we can take ϕ ( x ) = ψ ( x ) = 1 + x.

Table 1 Four calculi obtained by using classical and geometric arithmetic Name of calculus First arithmetics (arguments) Second arithmetics (values) Classical calculus Classical Classical Bigeometric calculus Geometric Geometric Geometric calculus Classical Geometric Anageometric calculus Geometric Classical.

A work of artistic genius is singular, and all the arguments over calculus, the accusations back and forth between the Bell and the Gray camps, and our persistent inability to come to terms with the existence of multiples are the result of our misplaced desire to impose the paradigm of artistic invention on a world where it doesn't belong.

Although some of the article's readers suspected Hacker of satire, he was as serious as calculus, and has extended his argument in a book called "The Math Myth: And Other STEM Delusions".

To represent the time in the situation calculus, we add a time argument in all instantaneous actions which is used to specify the exact time or time range in which the actions occur in world history.

In the 1960s the German-born American Abraham Robinson similarly used nonstandard models of analysis to create a setting where the nonrigorous infinitesimal arguments of early calculus could be rehabilitated.

In Schroeder-Heister (2012c) this is seen as an argument for the sequent calculus as the appropriate formal model of deductive reasoning, since only the sequent calculus has this local substitution rule.

To derive these estimates, a new derivative formula of Bismut Elworthy Li's type is established for the semigroup by using the Malliavin calculus and a finite-jump approximation argument.

Rawls (1971 175f) and Jeremy Waldron (1987: 143f) object that the utilitarian approach will ultimately only convince those who stand to benefit from the felicific calculus, and that it lacks an argument to convince those who stand to lose.