Mathematical convention suggests that lines should be used when the main interest is in the change between consecutive data points and omitted when the focus is on the overall trend.
He conceived the modern mathematical convention that when a finite number is divided by zero, the result is infinity.
As in the SSEM from which it was developed, and in contrast to the established mathematical convention, the machine's storage was arranged with the least significant digits to the left; thus a one was represented in five bits as "10000", rather than the more conventional "00001".
While there are different mathematical notational conventions, we choose the following notation for reasons of simplicity: small letters (e.g., x), bold small letters (e.g., x), capital letters (e.g., X), and Greek letters (e.g., α) denote scalars, vectors/points, sets, and angles, respectively.
Perhaps, adapting the conventions of mathematical notation, the movie character should be thought of as "Nash prime" or Nashi (i referring to an imaginary number).
This article follows the more common convention in mathematical writing where enumeration starts from 1.
First, mathematical intuition can be replaced by conventions about the use of symbols and their application.
Meanwhile, neither of his two remaining rivals has any mathematical chance of getting there before the convention, where they'll rely on a fight on the convention floor.
Conventions of classification and organization of mathematical subjects seem to have evolved rapidly in the second half of the 1st millennium.
A common convention for writing names (identifiers) in mathematical formulas makes poor use of the real estate on the page occupied by those names.
