Sentence examples for mathematical prowess from inspiring English sources

Researchers seeking to explain why women are less likely than men to pursue STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) careers long focused on females' purported inferior mathematical prowess.

Despite their mathematical prowess, they were less likely than boys to go into physics or engineering.

Robertson had both conceptual and imaginative muscle and the mathematical prowess to back it up.

Another is to design chips that trade general mathematical prowess for more specialised hardware.

Dr. Wilson arrived at Cornell already famous for his mathematical prowess.

(This, too, he links to his mathematical prowess: "I could … admit the differential complication of wind into my calculations").

Singapore regularly tops the tables in international comparisons of students' mathematical and scientific prowess.So the crash did not affect education very severely.

Our creativity therefore --whether it's displayed in music, art, cooking, storytelling, athletic prowess, mathematical ability, or a simple grace in extending kindness to strangers--is what keeps us attached to one another: and therefore what constitutes our very lives.

I love that I both don't know what the fuck Hubbard is talking about here, but can souse sense from it, and it feels menacing, deeper than it seems: a kind of self-hypnotism required in a way at once mathematical and arcane, which is to me part of the prowess of language in the first place.

The movie fetishizes its own technological prowess by lingering over images like jet planes moving behind chain fences that emphasize the mathematical minutiae of the digital universe.

On the other hand, some scholars have cast doubt on Archytas' prowess as a mathematician, arguing that some of his work looks like "mere arithmology" and "mathematical mystification" (Burkert 1972a, 386; Mueller 1997, 289).