Sentence examples for ordinary calculation from inspiring English sources

Because taxpayers who are subject to the alternative minimum tax must pay that tax if it is higher than their income tax would be under the ordinary calculation, a growing number can no longer take the deduction.

Moreover, they play at the most improbable time of year: after the long summer fast, when they are gaunt and famished and by any ordinary calculation should be conserving calories rather than frittering them away on sports.

Complementarily and as innovatively shown, the ordinary calculation of H corresponds to the outcome of a partially pre-tuned deep neural network architecture which fuses important information, bringing a cutting-edge point-of-view for both DSP and PR communities.

Such blunders may result from various reasons which may sometimes be hard to identify, like ordinary calculation errors, incorrectly conducted syntheses and/or SFE determinations, different chemical compositions of polyurethanes, essential differences in the physical structures of the applied coats, etc.

Surely a sophisticated version of utilitarianism, such as rule or indirect utilitarianism, can have room for the idea that duties, virtues etc. cannot be overridden by ordinary calculations of utility since to allow this would be to risk too much overall disutility.

He still loves them and needs them; he can still do extraordinary things with them, like perform complicated calculations instantly in his head, far beyond the capacity of an ordinary calculator.

These methods are applied to the numerical solution of the Sivashinsky equation, but they can be also used to the result of an ordinary CFD calculation.

Now is the time to explore mainstream attitudes toward women's ambition, to ponder to what extent the ordinary political calculations that all politicians make translate as moral failures when we see them in women.

The unperturbed flux is provided by an "on-the-fly" technique during the course of the ordinary fixed source calculation for the unperturbed system.

Hamilton, who did not own any slaves, was terrified of a prospect in which "mortal feuds, which in certain conjunctures spread a conflagration through a whole nation," such as the coming battle over slavery that had been left unresolved by the constitution, "do not fall within any ordinary rules of calculation.

This suggestive, if highly formal procedure led Leibniz to evolve rules for calculating with differentials, which was achieved by appropriate modification of the rules of calculation for ordinary numbers.