Sentence examples for class of mathematicians from inspiring English sources

In 1814 Ampère was invited to join the class of mathematicians in the new Institut Impériale, the umbrella under which the reformed state Academy of Sciences would sit.

I COME from a family of mathematicians.

Mr. Aczel is very good at portraying the essences of the thoughts and lives of that quirky class of geniuses known as mathematicians, and he goes back not just to Zeno but to such other fascinating pioneers of number theory as Pythagoras and Eudoxus to do so.

This gives rise to a conjectural characterization of three somewhat overlapping classes of teachers (university mathematicians, expert teachers, and proficient teachers), with the suggestion that professional development might profitably differ in the ways that it is targeted to these three groups.

In the 1960s and 1970s the efforts of mathematicians were directed to the study of a class of problems of magnetohydrodynamics. Fundamental work in this direction was done by Ladyzhenskaya and Solonnikov [9, 10].

Researchers hope to identify key classes of computationally intensive problems, such as modeling Earth's climate, and to coordinate the efforts of mathematicians, software experts, and hardware developers to tailor a supercomputer for a given class of problems.

Eventually, Ms. Sullivan said, math classes might include works of literature dealing with math and biographies of mathematicians.

Ramanujan was in a class by himself as an intuitive mathematician and provided many results that have kept generations of mathematicians busy to prove them rigorously (see [1, 2]).

No! thunders a totality of mathematicians.

"Martin has turned thousands of children into mathematicians, and thousands of mathematicians into children".

"Hedge funds are full of mathematicians, like mini maths departments.