And this is part of the calculus, too.
"It's not rocket science," she said of the calculus behind staying.
Completeness means that every valid sentence of the calculus is a theorem.
The basic problem of the calculus was to investigate relations among fluents and their fluxions.
"Capital gains taxes are an important part of the calculus of angel investors," he said.
Lagrange's lectures represented the most advanced development of the 18th-century analytic conception of the calculus.
A big part of the calculus informing Cuba's new openness to the U.S., though, is about economic necessity.
In "A Tour of the Calculus," Berlinski used a subdued form of this literary careering to much better effect.
Business is just as urgent as it always has been, but he has a new view of the calculus.
Analytic algorithms and transformations presupposed a correspondence between local and global change, the basic concern of the calculus.
With the extensive development of the calculus by Leibniz and his school, analysis became identified with all calculus-related subjects.
