Sentence examples for comes to calculation from inspiring English sources

Binary, meanwhile, has a leg up on decimal when it comes to calculation, as Leibniz discovered 300 years ago.

It should not be forgotten that, fairly unusually, it is young men who are being discriminated against in this market: Insurers love citing the "boy-racer" factor, but the truth is there has been little transparency when it comes to insurers' calculations of the "loadings" applied to men's premiums.

This is a very useful property when it comes to practical calculations, as it allows easy conversion between the mass and moles of a given quantity of atoms or molecules of the same type.

"At present, if parents are fined for children not attending school, there is a high level of non-compliance – and when it comes to means-test calculation of the fine to be paid, they knock a bit off for cigarette consumption, alcohol consumption and satellite TV subscriptions.

But - having selected settings, names and deviations from the plot - the scriptwriter comes to the most crucial calculation: language.

"A quick back of the envelope calculation comes to around 250 million unit sales, which even with a conservative average sales price comes out at around $10bn £6.5bnn) in new games sales," says Mr Barton.

This leads to certain complications when it comes to a formal power calculation.

In a generous calculation, that comes to about $1 per visitor.

But when it comes to wholesale acceptance of astronomical calculations, a significant segment of mosques and Muslims in the U.S. recoil.

Therein lies the calculation that when it comes to Wi-Fi, if you build it, they will come.

"A certain percentage of those who say they like Trump now, they are going to come to a different calculation in the voting booth in February.