Sentence examples for mathematical terms and from inspiring English sources

They thought in mathematical terms and relied on computers to find historical relationships between related securities.

Barnard asked my father to explain the theory in "less mathematical terms," and he agreed.

Eve's husband, Michael, is a philandering university teacher of literature; her son Magnus, the least convincingly drawn person, thinks in mathematical terms and has done something terrible at school.

Widely regarded as the leading military theorist of the early 19th century, Jomini viewed war in precise, almost mathematical terms and believed that an enemy's territory was the primary objective of an army, not the opposing force.

Just like Turing machines, they can be fully specified in mathematical terms, and implemented in different physical systems.

Secondly, CA are abstract, as they can be specified in purely mathematical terms and implemented in physical structures.

For example, domains of applicability of hot and sharp overlap, e.g. in the food domain, while the domains of applicability of differentiable, a mathematical term, and charismatic appear to be disjoint.

So this case is strange indeed: credit is generously given and scandalously denied; the stakes are, in mathematical terms, unusually small; and the plagiarism is both unnecessary and unsuccessful.

In mathematical terms, because of and by rearranging equations 1 and 2, it follows that: Ppl = Paw × Ecw/ Etot (3) and Pl = Paw × El/ Etot (4) The pleural pressure depends on the pressure applied to the airways, and on the ratio between the chest wall elastance and the total elastance of the respiratory system, which is the sum of the chest wall elastance and the lung elastance (see equation 2).

In more mathematical terms, the EFMs and ExPas are the extreme rays that span the flux cone, C, defined by C = { J | NJ = 0, J ≥ 0}.

In his notes on the project, Young explained his mission in mathematical terms, speaking of primes and denominators and intervals.