Sentence examples for mathematical order from inspiring English sources

The perfect hidden mathematical order the Greek philosophers revered was still; it was stone.

Like all scientific models that seek to impose some kind of mathematical order on the emotional world, polling is inherently flawed.

When physicists probe to a deeper level of subatomic structure, or astronomers extend the reach of their instruments, they expect to encounter additional elegant mathematical order.

In 1918 Ozenfant and Corbusier published Après le Cubsime, a manifesto for an art which would eschew decoration in favour of mathematical order and essential forms.

The breakthrough that made their search engine so popular was the realisation that the chaos of the internet had an implicit mathematical order.

"In their desire for mathematical order and elegant models," he wrote in his firm's quarterly letter to clients earlier this year, "the economic establishment played down the role of bad behavior" — not to mention "flat-out bursts of irrationality".

With a deft touch on smooth white surfaces, he paints creatures that are themselves colorfully patterned in configurations that suggest heraldic or mathematical orders.

Archaeoastronomy is sometimes related to the fringe discipline of Archaeocryptography, when its followers attempt to find underlying mathematical orders beneath the proportions, size, and placement of archaeoastronomical sites such as Stonehenge and the Pyramid of Kukulcán at Chichen Itza.

(In most economic models, individuals are seen as automatons who maximize "utility functions" by obeying a set of mathematical "first order conditions").

(In most economic models, individuals are seen as automatons who maximize ''utility functions'' by obeying a set of mathematical ''first order conditions.'') Discusses risk-taking behavior... Richard Posner and Tomas Philipson attempted to explain the persistence of unsafe sex among gay men as a result of rational decision-making, but they weren't very successful.

Hence, we develop a mathematical model order reduction scheme.