"maths meaning" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The maths meaning of this equation is to find the value of x." This sentence means that the purpose or significance of the equation is to solve for the unknown variable, x.
School entry academic skills in this study assessed both early literacy and maths, meaning that we cannot disentangle the separate effects of literacy and maths on later academic achievement.
An era of free education was over, and a university which had once served such a distinct purpose joined the muddle of America's lower-end education.By 1997, seven out of ten first-year students in the CUNY system were failing at least one remedial test in reading, writing or maths (meaning that they had not learnt it to high-school standard).
In maths, this might meaning using invisible skipping ropes: Heneghan calls out a sum, and children are asked to skip and count to the answer.
However, higher education in Japan concentrates on science, maths, and engineering discipline, meaning that many humanities students go abroad to study.
The falls are due in large part to new government policies that force 17-year-olds who got a D or lower in English or maths last year to resit those exams, meaning more students overall were sitting the tests.
Recent research by the OECD found that a quarter of adults in England have the maths skills of a 10-year-old, meaning they are only able to manage one-step mathematical tasks such as sorting numbers or reading graphs.
Other European countries baulk at such practices: Norwegian post-16 education involves study of maths, science and English, as well as other subjects, meaning they have a far better grounding in core skills than many Brits.
In this delightfully rambling meditation on the importance and meaning of maths, constructed as a series of letters to an imaginary American named Meg, Stewart explains what it is like to be a professional mathematician.
