Sentence examples for devoted to mathematics from inspiring English sources

The founding in 1826 of the first regular publication devoted to mathematics, Crelle's Journal, gave Steiner an opportunity to publish some of his other original geometric discoveries.

Dr. Weil was born in 1906 in Paris, became devoted to mathematics in his early teens and received his doctorate from the University of Paris in 1928.

According to the findings, it showed that the lack of time devoted to mathematics examinations that teachers prepared for their students were insufficient.

From 1955-57, he served on the Board of Governors of the Mathematical Association of America, an organization devoted to mathematics, especially at the undergraduate level.

The Science Museum in London is to open a gallery devoted to mathematics, thanks to a £5m donation from a City hedge fund manager – the largest private gift the museum has ever received.

Indeed, more than half of Wittgenstein's writings from 1929 through 1944 are devoted to mathematics, a fact that Wittgenstein himself emphasized in 1944 by writing that his "chief contribution has been in the philosophy of mathematics" (Monk 1990, 466).

As the mathematician G. H. Hardy wrote in "A Mathematician's Apology," his unnecessary but eloquent justification of a life devoted to pure mathematics, "Mathematical fame, if you have the cash to pay for it, is one of the soundest and steadiest of investments".

The first book devoted to the mathematics of one of today's most popular card games, The Joy of SET will entertain and enlighten the game enthusiast in all of us.

(Calculus, ordinary differential equations, and vector analysis are fundamental mathematics prerequisites, and do not satisfy the master's mathematics requirement). Students planning to continue to the Ph.D. should note that 25percentt of the major-field Ph.D. qualifying examination is devoted to pertinent mathematics.

Additionally, very readable discussions, devoted to the mathematics of the subject, are presented by Oldham and Spanier [1], Miller and Ross [10], Oustaloup [11], and Podlubny [12].

If one looks at what gets published in contemporary journals, books, and conferences devoted to experimental mathematics, the impression is that all the items are closely bound up with computers.