Sentence examples for mathematical about from inspiring English sources

"Even now," Mr. Flanagan went on, "you have to know something mathematical about math".

There's something appealingly mathematical about these stories: you can see them as variations, or iterations, on a theme.

Though there's something theoretical, almost mathematical, about Gina's passion (which seems borrowed from other movies), it provokes free and energetic performances from Bonnard and the rest of the supporting cast, headed by such notables as Jacques Nolot, as the club's owner, and Françoise Lebrun, as Gina's landlord.

Dysfunctional relationships are less interesting to me than the seam of dysfunction that runs through every relationship, rendering communication impossible, imprisoning us in our own heads, etc. There's something appealingly mathematical about these stories: you can see them as variations, or iterations, on a theme.

I had to be very mathematical about it — I have a math degree — if I was going to be able to achieve a book, which is much longer than a screenplay, which I had written before.

Discussions about logical systems, about foundational mathematical theories, about Zeno paradoxes, about supertasks, about what a model and a representation are, …, are typically topics that belong to the domain of the philosophers.

There is simply no plausible way to take this sort of mathematical theorizing about the infinite to be about the physical world.

Thus it seems that she has not explained how one can consistently be a mathematical naturalist about mathematical theories but a scientific naturalist about everything else, including the truth and nature of mathematics.

"A sort of mathematical problem about which pages pointed to which other pages.

"People don't make a short-term mathematical calculation about going on strike," he said.

Despite all the attention, Dembski's mathematical claims about design and Darwin are almost entirely beside the point.