Sentence examples for mathematicians in the from inspiring English sources

It is the largest hirer of mathematicians in the US.

More sophisticated as a model of real-world negotiations is Prisoner's Dilemma, developed by two American mathematicians in the 50s.

The rocket is a Cedar 4, made by a group of scientists and mathematicians in the 1960s.

"The idea came from a French movement of writers and mathematicians in the nineteen-sixties, called Oulipo," Bök said.

Their ideas gained general acceptance only through the efforts of other mathematicians in the latter half of the 17th century.

And Mr. Skelos concluded, "If you had two accountants and two mathematicians in the room, they would come up with four different answers".

This paper suggests that university mathematicians' in-the-moment decision-making is significantly shaped by their mathematical knowledge and considerations.

It's not the gifted mathematicians-in-the-making.

Because Euler corresponded heavily with other mathematicians in Europe, the use of the Greek letter spread rapidly.

As a mathematician in the 1980's, Mr. Satarov bided his time making models of voting patterns in the American Senate.

Her father is a research mathematician in the mathematical sciences department at I.B.M.'s Thomas J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown, N.Y.