Sentence examples for numerical sense from inspiring English sources

Running as a Christian also makes numerical sense.

Pursuing fame in a numerical sense can put unnecessary pressure on kids.

In the case of Russia, a millennial review makes more than mere numerical sense.

Talk to your child about the difference between achieving fame in the numerical sense (likes and shares) vs. the satisfaction that comes with making friends smile.

The angle and range estimation performance of the proposed method are analyzed, respectively, both in theoretical and numerical sense.

It isn't necessarily sort of analysis in a numerical sense, but we go look at a lot of people, we do a lot of ethnographic research, for instance, a lot of anthropology.

We show that this difference scheme is uniquely solvable, convergent, and stable in both theoretical and numerical senses.

Assessments on rating scales generate ordinal data, which means that the values represent only an ordered categorical level and not a numerical value in a mathematical sense, even when the assessments are numerically coded.

Yet these two seemingly disparate passions — religious and analytic, metaphysical and numerical — make immediate sense once you behold the deeply spiritual, intricately geometric and highly rule-governed thangka paintings that he sells in his Kathmandu gallery, Tushita Heaven Handicrafts.

In this sense, numerical modelling of these systems can be a powerful tool for reducing their cost.

The quality of the simulation is assessed by investigating the resolution of the flame- and velocity scales, it is demonstrated that the relevant scales are resolved in a direct numerical simulation (DNS) sense in the flame.