Sentence examples for mathematical parity from inspiring English sources

That two movies each earned nine nominations is their only mathematical parity.

The term cT in this invariant quantity elevates time to a kind of mathematical parity with space.

But mathematical parity does not necessarily equal equality, writes Debbie Chachra at Prism.

While polygon is the punchline to a joke about a dead parrot, and while polynomial is the punchline to a joke about a hungry parrot, this joke about a Long-John-Silver-type parrot refers to a mathematical test known as parity.

It was clear that the theory had the correct kind of mathematical structure to account for parity violation and related effects, but there were strong indications that, in describing particle interactions at higher energies than experiments could at the time access, the theory began to go badly wrong.

During the same week the National Academy of Sciences reported that girls in the U.S. have now reached parity with boys in mathematical achievement.

The idea of parity might seem like a very abstract and mathematical concept, but it affects our chemistry and biology.

They called for a framework to ensure parity between boards, and a review of the mathematical requirements for each of the sciences at A-level.

The mammalian mtDNA offers a natural source of sequence sufficiently deviating from parity to allow us to further test our mathematical explanation.

A great deal of progress has been made in the past half century, but we should not wait another 53 years for full parity". Speaking to BBC Radio Four's Today programme, Helen Byrne, a mathematical biologist at the University of Oxford, said it was important for women to have role models in the STEM professions.

After the rediscovery of low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes, their decoding algorithms have been studied by mathematical tools pertinent more to computer science than the conventional algebraic coding theory.