Sentence examples for mathematical theorems and from inspiring English sources

They curve in, out and around, evoking New Age mollusks, models of mathematical theorems and berserk Mobius strips, not to mention the work of various contemporary artists.

As a child Ray Solomonoff developed what would become a lifelong passion for mathematical theorems, and as a teenager he became captivated with the idea of creating machines that could learn and ultimately think.

As a child Mr. Solomonoff developed what would become a lifelong passion for mathematical theorems, and as a teenager he became captivated with idea of creating machines that could learn and ultimately think.

Consider sentences which are accepted as mathematical theorems and which contain one or more mathematical singular terms.

An alternative picture is that the formal and informal languages offer different ways of expressing mathematical theorems and proofs.

Over the past decade, we have designed six typefaces based on mathematical theorems and open problems, specifically computational geometry.

In this way, various well-constrained problems with a few exceptions are solved, over-constrained scenes and input data contradictory to some well-known mathematical theorems are detected, and the algorithm is proved successful in many under-constrained cases as well.

Mr Nash was celebrated for his work on so-called "game theory", which used mathematical theorems to describe and predict the outcomes of contests, whether between individuals, states or corporations.

That's a reference not to the forthcoming Royal Albert Hall arena staging of "The King and I," opening Saturday, but an immediate reaction to David Leveaux's luscious West End revival of the Tom Stoppard play "Arcadia," which plunges headlong into a dizzying realm of mathematical theorems, academic debate and Wildean paradox only to land in the distinctly nonverbal arena of a waltz.

One option is to maintain that there do exist such things as numbers and sets (and that mathematical theorems provide true descriptions of these things) while denying that these things are abstract objects.

Without this precisification, it would be possible for most sentences accepted as mathematical theorems to be true and all sentences of the form mentioned in the text to be false.