Sentence examples for more calculus from inspiring English sources

Will you know more calculus?

However, more calculus was found to exist around fixed retainer after 6 months [41].

It has been claimed that fiber-reinforced composite retainers provide a smoother outer surface, while there seems to be more retention areas along the spiral wire retainers which can contribute to the formation of more calculus along the retainer wire [15],[15].

In boxing, a more complicated calculus is required.

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Back in Phoenicia, Ann Davies and Jan Ryan are in a somewhat similar position, though theirs is a more emotional calculus.

A more brutal calculus prevails: without peace, prosperity and prestige abroad, China will have no peace and prosperity at home.

In recent years, many families have embarked on international adoptions not for humanitarian or religious reasons but out of a more utilitarian calculus of supply and demand.

It's also an opportunity for the church to prove its value in something concrete — ounces and pounds — rather than the more intangible calculus of spiritual progress.

Had Mr. Bradley won in New Hampshire, Gore aides said, they would now have embarked on a more narrow calculus of pumping greater resources into California and Southern states, where they thought they had the best chances to halt his insurgency.

THERE'S been plenty of talk of war between China and Taiwan recently, but the oratory obscures a more concrete calculus -- one based not on missile throw-weight but on dollars and cents.