Sentence examples for make calculus from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'make calculus' is not correct usage in written English
Instead, you could use the phrase 'do calculus' in a sentence. For example, "In order to understand advanced mathematics, I must do calculus."
"I didn't want to look stupid in front of the kids," says Yom, who emphasizes practical applications to make calculus more interesting.
It will make calculus more fascinating.
The theory of cost benefit analysis provides a means of incorporating distributional changes into the decision making calculus through the application of distributional or welfare weights.
But a sense of place has no place in the decision making calculus the post office management is using.
They believe that democracy's messiness is much too costly and inefficient to satisfy the single calculus that determines every decision they make: the calculus of profit.
Let's make differential calculus our puzzle for the week.
Crazy, desperate, violent people don't make rational calculus in regards to their lives.
There is nothing in the entire body of American law that says you are not entitled to make that calculus.
Members of the State Legislature long ago made this calculus for many of the state's districts, and every year they refuse to touch bills calling for consolidation.
More and more, the psychosocial aspects of childhood and adolescence are muscling out the more traditional medical functions, making the calculus of pediatrics complex.
But he could have made that calculus in 1982, when, two years into the bloody conflict, Iran had managed to reconquer all Iranian territory that Iraq had initially captured following its surprise attack in September 1980.
