Sentence examples for great mathematics from inspiring English sources

ELENA GERSTMANN Highland Park, N.J., Aug. 25, 2012 To the Editor: Most of the great music has been done by men; most of the great mathematics; most of the great physics; most exploration; a fair share of the literature.

Pre-post measures of mathematics achievement also found that increased engagement corresponded with greater mathematics learning gains.

Alex Bellos looks at the intersection of two of his great loves: mathematics and Brazil.

That is what is great about mathematics and science, they can document both the seen and unseen world.

I later found out why: "my people" were great at mathematics and made great engineers, but didn't make great CEOs — "we" didn't have the necessary management skills, didn't like diluting our equity ownership by raising venture capital, and couldn't "fit" into the rough-and-tough American business-management culture.

If the difference in relative merit of the hypotheses is very great, the mathematics may suggest devoting all the resources to the better hypothesis, mirroring the traditional paradigm.

The findings of this study have shown a great improvement in mathematics achievement and attitudes towards mathematics.

With peace and stability came great advances in mathematics, medicine, chemistry and optics.

Fortnow concedes the possibility that "it will forever remain one of the true great mysteries of mathematics and science".

"In the 19th century, a period of great development of mathematics in Western Europe, Poland was not an independent country".

In 1766 Lagrange was invited by the Prussian king, Frederick the Great, to become mathematics director of the Berlin Academy.