Sentence examples for mathematics to make from inspiring English sources

But it takes more than elegant mathematics to make a good scientific theory.

Whereas cryptography relies on the brute force of mathematics to make messages unreadable, steganography relies on stealth and cunning to make them undetectable, by hiding them within other, innocent communications.

It opens the next challenge: how do you leverage computer science, statistics and mathematics to make sense of this new flood of data?

In reaction to this problem, Germany's major funding body for university research, the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), decided in October 1999 to grant full BAT IIa positions to Ph.D. students in disciplines such as engineering, informatics, physics, chemistry, and applied mathematics to make the academic career more attractive.

The partnership builds on an existing agreement in place between the companies announced last year whereby We7 incorporated The Filter's shiny recommendation technology, which uses Bayesian mathematics to make scarily accurate recommendations for music or movies that it 'thinks' you will love.

One only needed serious processing power and solid mathematics to make it happen.

From here on out, the show broadens to include so many different kinds of artwork inspired by mathematics as to make categorization difficult.

However, he became enamoured with mathematics and decided to make the mathematical subjects and philosophy his profession, against the protests of his father.

Further, the language of mathematics allows economists to make specific, positive claims about controversial or contentious subjects that would be impossible without mathematics.

I am now rebuilding it in Huddersfield, using different mathematics, and trying to make it more sophisticated".

In mathematics, "unless children are introduced to that stock of knowledge, unless they know how to use numbers with confidence, unless multiplication, long division, become automatic processes, they won't be able to use mathematics creatively … to make the discoveries which are going to make our lives better in the future".