Sentence examples similar to long term calculus from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, though, it isn't careful long-term calculus that is driving the Democrats.
The creation of a new social calculus, in the long term, should facilitate, to the extent that it will be compatible with the interests of the system as a whole, the shift from cost to performance and, eventually, to a profit-centered mode of operation, ultimately maturing them from an input to an output orientation.
PEMFCs are known to exhibit distributed dynamics and possess long term memory, which are more accurately represented by fractional calculus.
In an interview, Mr. Hauer said Mr. Bush's decision was rooted in a calculus that looked at the smallpox threat over the long term -- not just weeks or months but years and decades.
Efficiency suffers under the electoral calculus, legitimacy under the continual need to distinguish oneself, while time and again, the electoral system ensures that the long term and the common interest lose out to the short term and party interests.
"Think long term," he said.
