The Hungarian-born mathematical genius knew that weapons and computers were closely intertwined.
In 1931, Kurt Godel, an Austrian mathematical genius, proved that what Russell and Whitehead had set out to do couldn't be done.
You don't have to be a mathematical genius to understand that it's easier to steal a little election than a big one.
But moviegoers will leave the film with little sense of Nash's mathematical genius, save knowing that his contribution to modern economics can help pick up a girl at a bar.
(You know, that strain of genius that's the exact opposite of genius).
Williams was an entertainment genius that can only be fairly compared with the genius of Vincent van Gogh.
It doesn't take a mathematical genius to work out that 10% of her reported £900,000 salary wasn't worth getting out of bed for after 26 years.
"You do not have to be a mathematical genius to figure out that security and technology companies will earn a lot of money if smart border control systems are set up at every border crossing and airport in each of the 27 member states of the European Union," he said.
It doesn't take a mathematical genius to work out that there will be about 10% fewer Doctoral Training Accounts than quota studentships.
For another way of stating the problem for the folk reading is that the claim that relative motions alone suffice for mechanics and that all relative motions are on a par is a principle of general relativity, and could Leibniz — a mathematical genius — really have failed to notice that his laws hold only in special frames?
