Sentence examples for elementary terms from inspiring English sources

Rather, mathematics worked because its (elementary) terms were meaningless.

We shall briefly present in very elementary terms the 'games' of Steiner and Poncelet, amusing mathematical solitaires of the XIX Century, also related to elliptic billiards.

What it means for us now, in this present rendering, is a lively reading of life as art conceived of in the most simple and elementary terms, whose juncture we have to determine and carry out ourselves in each of our individual readings, private or collective and public.

It also allows an account of why those predecessors went awry, viz., that they applied at the level of whole sentences (naturally enough) rather than to elementary terms.

In this theory, the Banach contraction principle can be considered as a cornerstone pioneering result which in elementary terms states that each contraction has a unique fixed point in a complete metric space.

The soft criteria are used to verify the case's interest in a course of action orientated on viability, decentralized circuits, and multifunctionality, described above as elementary terms of sustainable development processes.

"In elementary school terms, we feel like he started it".

With Thanksgiving, for example, we celebrate and think of it in elementary school terms because it has always been a holiday of socialization.

Financial abortion, in the strictest sense, can be simplified to the most elementary of terms: No taxation without representation.

At the other end of the hierarchy, the lowest, that is, most granular, level is given by the elementary short-term frames.

Much of classical economics can be presented in simple geometric terms or elementary mathematical notation.