Sentence examples for close calculation from inspiring English sources
The objects to be insured must be numerous enough and homogeneous enough to allow a reasonably close calculation of the probable frequency and severity of losses.
"To write what you are interested in writing and to succeed in getting editors to pay for it, is a feat that may require pretty close calculation and a good deal of ingenuity," he once explained.
Sucess in the effort to clone DNA from the mammoth would make possible a close calculation of the evolutionary distance between these great animals, which became exinct about 10,000 years ago; and the two living species of modern elephants.
2034, 23 L.Ed.2d 685 (1969), determines in principle the scope of a warrantless search incident to arrest, practical necessity requires that we allow an officer in these circumstances to secure thoroughly the automobile without requiring him in haste and under pressure to make close calculations about danger to himself or the vulnerability of evidence.
At the center of those campaign-closing calculations was Dr. Dean, the former governor of Vermont, who in recent days suffered an erosion in his position here and across the nation, according to Democratic officials and Dr. Dean's advisers.
The final obtained coupling factor and resonant frequency have been respectively 1.05 and 2997 MHz for the first coupler, and 0.98 and 2996.9 MHz for the second one that are close to calculation results.
Additional properties of the new optimization algorithm are: (a) the resulting analytical expressions are closed (iterative calculation is not necessary); (b) it is easy to implement in the real prototype and (c) it can be executed in real time.
The uncertainty on the pitch and roll angles prevent us from refining this estimate further through a closed-form calculation (e.g., a least squares solution).
These parameters control the calculations in the calcium channel stochastic "open"/"close" dynamics, the calculation of the calcium ion concentration detected by the vesicle's "calcium sensor," and finally the calculation of the postsynaptic conductance at the afferent neuron in response to airborne sound fluctuations.
If you are interested in calculating your kilowatt hours on your own and getting a calculation close to what the electric company does, it is beneficial to know how the company reads this last number.
One man occupied with the question was English astronomer Edmund Halley who speculated that observing the transit from extreme parts of the globe would help scientists come close to the calculation.
