Sentence examples for some recalculations from inspiring English sources

WITHIN the next few weeks, a handful of metal tubes soaring into space at several miles per second could force some recalculations by military planners down on earth.

So, these three latest events may force some recalculations about how many objects are passing by the big planet at any given time.

Because of this finding we performed some recalculations of the power analysis (as described above).

Sitting in front of the TV, I did some quick mental recalculation.

Data in some studies required recalculation because authors expressed the data as a percent of DS users rather than as a percent of the total sample.

At a minimum you'll need some computer firepower to do all these cascading calculations and recalculations.

(Recalculations in the 1960's put the number at 3,000; some historians think the number is yet higher).

The students were told, based on recalculations, that there would be two valedictorians and two salutatorians.

But inspection of furred-up pipes and recalculations to make the books balance can take months.

Recent statistical recalculations suggest that the poor may have done even better than thought.

He expects the political recalculations to start next year, during preparations for European Parliament elections next May 25.