Sentence examples for numerical mind from inspiring English sources

Needless to say these particular roles are all concerned with data and numbers so a strong analytical and numerical mind is essential.

"You only have to look at the back of the programme to see we don't have any great numerical strength, never mind anything else".

With this goal in mind, a numerical CFD analysis was carried out to characterize the flow field in the rooftop area of buildings with different shapes and geometrical proportions: the flow velocity modulus and direction were calculated for different oncoming wind profiles and the results were projected into a net available wind distribution in the rooftop of each building.

This analysis allows to stress the capabilities of RANS computations to correctly predict tip phenomena and to provide guidelines in order to obtain reliable numerical results, having in mind the necessity of a compromise between calculation accuracy and computational time, essential in the case of a systematic application of the presented approach for design purposes.

Research in primate cognition explores problem solving, memory, social interaction, a theory of mind, and numerical, spatial, and abstract concepts.

One should keep in mind that, numerical deviations in likelihood scores will increase as more computations are omitted by our approach because rounding error propagation will become more prevalent.

It is important to keep in mind that numerical chromosomal abnormalities are detected at considerable levels even in embryos generated from natural cycles (36% according to Verpoest et al., 2008), suggesting that the frequent occurrence of aneuploidy could be typical of the human species.

All simulations with large β must use error control methods which guarantee the accuracy of the numerical solution we must keep in mind that we are trying to solve an almost ill-posed problem.

The popular image of outnumbered Spitfires and Hurricanes meeting an enemy with huge numerical strength preyed upon his mind.

Never mind that the numerical odds are low (roughly 1 in 20,000 in Paris from this attack, roughly 1 in 110,000 in the U.S. on 9/11/01).

For another philosopher-mathematician, the German Gottfried von Leibniz (1646 1716), music reflected a universal rhythm and mirrored a reality that was fundamentally mathematical, to be experienced in the mind as a subconscious apprehension of numerical relationships.