Sentence examples for ingenious number from inspiring English sources

Shor's algorithm (1994) exploits the ingenious number theoretic argument that two prime factors \ p,q\) of a positive integer \(N=pq\) can be found by determining the period of a function \(f(x) = y^x \\textrm{mod}\ N\), for any \ y \lt N\) which has no common factors with \(N\) other than 1 (Nielsen and Chuang 2000, App. 4).

Performing to a score of old-timey music interwoven with amplified complicated tap rhythms, the cast occasionally bursts into an ingenious dance number.

Yet can the largely home-taught twenty-something, Catherine, be the author of an ingenious new prime-numbers theorem, as she claims?

At the top end are the systems used by Martin, Nicklinson and Hawking: fully functioning computers, controlled in any number of ingenious ways.

She had fallen for one of the growing number of ingenious jewellery scams being perpetrated against lone travellers – particularly in the Indian state of Goa, but also elsewhere.

We have smiled to see George Bailey's luck change and his Life become Wonderful, and we have watched Macaulay Culkin see off the baddies with any number of ingenious schemes.

Latour conducted a number of ingenious experiments that proved important to theoretical physics.

Mr Cormack says: "There are a number of ingenious arguments that people come up with.

thinker, is known exclusively for propounding a number of ingenious paradoxes.

Strawson's proposal is ingenious, but faces a number of questions.

Prompted by these challenges, a number of ingenious approaches have been developed over the last years to measure ER Ca2+ by optical means.