He still loves them and needs them; he can still do extraordinary things with them, like perform complicated calculations instantly in his head, far beyond the capacity of an ordinary calculator.
Liberal Democrats with qualms about the legislation face complicated calculations on both policy and political grounds.
The answer can involve complicated calculations of party loyalty, ethnic politics and the city's rapidly changing demographics.
But when the rest of the European Union examined the deal, which included complicated calculations of forest acres and carbon tons, it was summarily rejected.
The more that we, as advisers, keep jargon and complicated calculations out of our work, the more value we can bring to our clients and customers.
Under New Zealand's system of proportional representation, neither is likely to win an outright majority, forcing voters to make complicated calculations about potential coalitions.
Some in the White House and the State Department say privately that the administration's efforts to reach out to Iran, even in the wake of its bloody post-election crackdown, have further complicated calculations about the dissident group.
When complicated calculations were made of nations' capacity to pay based on economic strength, Britain, Denmark, Greece and Ireland all saw their regular dues go up, although in total the European Union added only 0.3 percentage points to its bill.
In 2013, the plan to introduce universal credit, which has been described as involving "fiendishly complicated calculations" had to be "reset to zero", after more than £600m had been spent.
It requires complicated calculations.
This method needs trained man power and involves complicated calculations (Boman and Shukla 2009).
