Sentence examples for mathematics to work from inspiring English sources

Using mathematics to work through much of the logic, he found 16 proofs of God's existence.

The Air Force hopes the program will attract students in so-called STEM subjects — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — to work with its airmen on developing solutions for the three challenges, and, ideally, consider enlisting.

Though one of the central themes of The Num8er My5teriss is the power of mathematics to work out what will happen next, maths isn't much use in predicting the shape that books will take in the decades to come.

You don't need a doctorate in pure mathematics to work out that the bigger those boxes are, the fewer of them can be packed into a shipping container, and the more planes, ships and trucks will be needed to transport them.

This model has worked well for students and faculty in our Quantitative Biology program, which in one instance paired students and faculty in wildlife ecology with faculty and students from mathematics to work on a project of spore dispersal, and in another instance paired a QBIO major with faculty in mathematics and biology to study colon cancer.

RP was the director and co-author of the NSF supported workshop series Building Support for School Mathematics: How to Work with Parents and the Public (Heinemann 2006).

To meet these challenges, we have developed an undergraduate research program to prepare biology and mathematics students to work effectively in interdisciplinary teams.

Cole studied mathematics and went to work for a hedge fund directly out of school.

Ken also struggled with incorporating mathematics into his instruction, but he realized the importance of helping students make connections by talking to the mathematics teachers: "I need to work more with the math teachers too, I guess, just to make sure that we're on the same page".

If it takes some Hail Mary mathematics to motivate people to work in those places and donate to those places, then I'm willing to live with it and I suppose most parents would be too, even if they aren't Catholic.

Says Raviv, "It's generally hard to get people in mathematics who are willing to work on real problems.