Sentence examples for make mathematical from inspiring English sources

Cooks burn steaks, bus drivers get speeding tickets and actuaries make mathematical errors.

Do say: "It doesn't even make mathematical sense – zero times zero times zero is still zero.

But for string theory to make mathematical sense the world must have nine spatial dimensions.

Until we rein in those costs, it does not make mathematical sense to expand Medicaid".

While the proposal may make mathematical sense, one has to consider its social context and larger implications.

Now the fact is that Cliff Arnall's equations are stupid, and some fail even to make mathematical sense on their own terms.

Third, psychologism turns mathematics into a branch of psychology, and it makes mathematical truths contingent upon psychological truths, so that, for instance, if we all died, '4 is greater than 2' would suddenly become untrue.

The world's doomsayers – including Harold Camping – who have predicted the end of the world on various dates were collectively awarded the mathematics Ig Nobel "for teaching the world to be careful when making mathematical assumptions and calculations".

Part of his graduate work involved making mathematical models to predict hip fractures.

First is the argument that psychologism makes mathematical truth contingent upon psychological truth.

Buying a ticket for today's national lottery draw makes mathematical sense for the first time in its history.