Sentence examples for mathematical perfection from inspiring English sources

Mathematical perfection, see.

There are echoes of automatism in the impulsiveness of her drawing, at odds with the mathematical perfection of her sculpture.

It could of course be something vague, say a philosophy of the universe couched in mathematical perfection or an outpouring of naked emotion.

It's an evening in which mathematical perfection is always scuppered by human failings, or indeed by a dropped ball, yet the obsessive search for it continues.

She sang songs about love, to be sure, but she often sounded as if she were extolling the mathematical perfection of Timbaland's music machines.

Like the ancient Gnostics, science sees the material world as a flawed creation, a fall from the grace of mathematical perfection.

It was the sixth European title for Plushenko, who won his first in 2000 when figure skating was still using its old scoring system, with 6.0 the mathematical model of perfection.

Outside the library is a Portland stone walk, mathematical in its perfection and waiting to be photographed by a line of people clutching their phones.

She believes that the aesthetic tension, which results from the "conception of its mathematical completeness and perfection", set against the "experiences of its labyrinthine complexities" can be resolved in the apprehension of the "harmony of the whole".

Yes, leading academic economists did challenge the mathematical models of market perfection and, yes, financial markets may have followed oversimplistic versions of those models.

While the appeal to the perfection of the mathematical properties is great, even in these cases it is doubtful that Plato adopts an approximationist strategy (see Nehamas 1999b; 1999c).