Sentence examples for mathematical reason from inspiring English sources

The equation giving the shape of a vibrating string is linear, which provides the mathematical reason for why a string may simultaneously emit more than one frequency.

"There's no mathematical reason Apple can't keep growing at a premium rate for at least several more years," Mr. Cihra said.

But there is no mathematical reason why the true figure should be closer to one extreme than the other.There are other reasons to be cautious.

In a blog on the subject, he writes: "It seems unlikely to me that earning to give would ever be the best choice for the majority of people, just for the boring mathematical reason that there are many more non-earning-to-give paths than there are earning-to-give paths.

The reasons for the choice of 60 are obscure, but one good mathematical reason might have been the existence of so many divisors (2, 3, 4, and 5, and some multiples) of the base, which would have greatly facilitated the operation of division.

I'm also this is a pretty much complete interpreter, but there's going to be room for putting in more things I'm going to leave out definition and assignment, just because they are not essential, for a mathematical reason I'll show you later and also they take up more space.

That's significant for mathematical reasons.

For political, demographic and mathematical reasons, those states have the potential to reshape the competition between Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama.

As Adam Nagourney of The New York Times writes, "for political, demographic and mathematical reasons," Indiana and North Carolina "have the potential to reshape the competition".

We give physical and mathematical reasons for this choice of model and study its properties.

She will try to form a coalition with the SPD in the coming week to get a majority of seats if she needs one (as she certainly will, for mathematical reasons, if the Alternative for Germany does get in).