Sentence examples for neat mathematically from inspiring English sources
Too seductive is the game theoretic trap of viewing everyone as a rational actor in a neat, mathematically ordered universe with every action being undertaken to maximize one's own utility for selfish gains.
There are many neat ways to mathematically split a secret into parts.
However, there are many neat ways to mathematically split a secret into a number of parts.
And, in case of the negotiation bot, the external knowledge representation will eliminate the ambiguities of the natural languages, allowing it to master the art of the deal in a structured, mathematically neat universe.
Theories which favor free trade tend to be mathematically neat--mainly because they assume markets are perfectly efficient, which makes their outcomes predictable.
Cosmologists as a group are well aware that a Theory of Everything--a final, neat formulation that will mathematically explain how the fundamental forces in Nature are related--is further away than ever.
Boston University virologist Paul Duprex, a co-author on the earlier research in macaques, said that the research, while mathematically dense, was "a really neat paper" that should remind people of the importance of vaccinating children against measles, which still kills 150,000 people in the world every year.
The Nets, mathematically, cannot.
Mathematically, they are alive.
"It's mathematically impossible".
