Sentence examples for mathematical feats of from inspiring English sources

Many of the most abstract and apparently mathematical feats of mind fall into the same puzzling category.

The molecular, metabolic nature of the grid is signaled by the inclusion of a sculptural and mathematical feat from 1976 by Richard Berger: the top surface of his couch iterated in small lead pellets suspended from micro-filaments.

It not only anticipates good and bad consequences; it also performs a unique mathematical feat: it predicts the odds of those consequences.

Some of the scenes are predictable: The hero commits prodigious feats of casual English genius, such as solving a difficult mathematical problem on the back of a railway timetable.

Feats of strength, I wondered?

Feats of athleticism or well-oiled machinery?

Both were remarkable feats of engineering.

Nyad continued to test herself through feats of physical endurance.

The pranks at MIT tend to be feats of engineering.

Feats of clay.

The Archimedes pump is one of the oldest feats of engineering still being used today.