Sentence examples for key calculations from inspiring English sources

Osborne seems to me to be making two key calculations.

Aspuru-Guzik's team coordinated experimental design and performed key calculations, while his partners in Australia assembled the physical "computer" and ran the experiments.

He repeated the Bush administration's view that the current method -- which bases key calculations on a single interest rate tied to the 30-year Treasury bond -- must be replaced by a method that uses a series of interest rates.

Next week, we'll be delving into the quantitative stuff again: I'm going to show some of the key calculations to answer important questions about a company's health.

But even if Dr. Dean does not win the nomination, Mr. Manton and his colleagues still have won the gratitude of some powerful labor unions, a key calculation in their decision, political observers said.

Boris Johnson delivered his "deafening éclat" on the EU referendum to a gaggle of reporters, television cameramen and photographers gathered outside his north London home with a key calculation in mind.

His key calculation during his first four years as majority leader was that the best way to deal with the Clinton administration was to tie it up in procedural knots and wait for the clock to run out.

The key calculation for an annuity is the multiplier that translates a lifetime recurring payment into a lump sum.

Because it takes approximately 88 days to go from maximum alignment of the Moon's orbit to maximum misalignment, then knowing that there was a total lunar eclipse on the evening of January 20/morning of January 21 and that the equinox is on the evening of March 20 (or the morning of March 21) allows you to do that key calculation.

In this function, (1) the input data from users is handled; (2) the input data is saved into database; (3) the key calculation function is called and executed; (4) the calculation result is stored into database and provided as file for download; (5) all the related variables are rendered into content for view.

A key calculation in the dynamic program of firstPass is determination of the possible events at g for a given candidate species assignment, M g)= s.