Sentence examples for calculus question from inspiring English sources

The answer, ROOT WORD, is noteworthy for two reasons: It's the first time it's been used in a New York Times crossword puzzle, and it's the first calculus question I've ever answered correctly.

His appearance aside, he's more likely to give you a calculus question than to invite you for a beer at the local watering hole.

That sort of calculus raises questions about an entire community's rights.

Unaddressed in that calculus is any question of what else an education might be for: to nurture critical thought; to expose individuals to the signal accomplishments of humankind; to develop in them an ability not just to listen actively but to respond intelligently.

As an ethical question the calculus is different.

They may also change the calculus for another, more personal question: Which method should taxpayers use when figuring deductions for business mileage: the standard rate or the actual-expense version?

And if pain is really the thing to be avoided, we would have to apply a pain calculus more broadly to the question, weighing the amount of fetal pain against the pain mothers denied an abortion would be required to undergo during labor and childbirth.

Yet the expressiveness of the latter in comparison to the Situation Calculus remained a largely open question until today.

Fractional calculus was originated from a question of L'Hospital, in which he asked about the generalization of integral order differentiation.

Newsweek's Dan Ephron wrote in the Jan . 11 , 2010issue: "An improved security situation, a feeling that acceptance by Arabs no longer matters much, and a growing disaffection from politics generally have, for many Israelis, called into question the basic calculus that has driven the peace process.

While the calculus for effectively weighing this question is nebulous at best, the necessity of action is clear.