Lisi had used a mathematical trick to incorporate the second and third generations of particles into his model.
In particular, its developers, Dominik Grolimund and Luzius Meisser, have used a clever mathematical trick to compensate for the fact that the participating computers will come and go from the internet in an unpredictable way.The challenge is how to minimise the number of copies of the same file that have to be distributed.
Planck introduced this "quantum" hypothesis of light as a mathematical trick to get his equations to work out.
To overcome this obstacle, Susan Bookheimer and colleagues at the University of California, Los Angeles, employed mathematical tricks similar to those mapmakers use to turn globes into wall maps.
The same mathematical tricks used to encode a message can be run in reverse, to generate a so-called digital signature.
This, say the researchers, is evidence that the colour sensation in synaesthetes just pops up automatically and completely unbidden.To test the third point, they decided to draw on C's own mathematical tricks, as described to her sister.
The later is a mathematical trick used to describe order while the former is a holdover of missteps along the development of thermodynamics and statistical physics.
Ask them to complete several easy mathematical tricks, about ten of them, such as multiplying 2 x 2, dividing 10 by 5, adding 3 and 3, and so on.
Piotte and Chabbert soon learned the major mathematical tricks that had propelled the leading teams into the Top 10.
James Newman, the son of Jewish immigrants, had an I.Q. of 175 and at 7 would stand on a soapbox in Times Square and perform mathematical tricks.
