Sentence examples for the concepts of mathematics from inspiring English sources

Nor do the concepts of mathematics escape the 'pseudo' tag.

As he remarks, "the notions that are attained through the assimilations of reason are uncertain, because they are in accord with the images of forms rather than with their true [forms]." (ibid., c.7) Only the concepts of mathematics are not conjectural because we fashion or construct these ideas ourselves.

The introduction of algebra as a unifying theory significantly broadened the concept of mathematics and its development path.

All life insurance actuaries must master the concepts of financial mathematics and how to apply those concepts to calculate projected present values and accumulated cash flows.

Relying on the concepts of formal mathematics and linguistics, Radcliffe-Brown and other structuralists tried to determine whether in cultural anthropology it was possible to reveal that which "suggests the character of a system" beyond empirical reality and which "alone is the true object of science" (Lévi-Strauss).

In 1993, Jaffe wrote a widely-quoted article with Frank Quinn entitled "Theoretical Mathematics" evoking extended discussion about the concept of mathematical proof and the relations between mathematics and physics.

The school day in preschool is 6 h, in which children should be presented with the basic concepts of mathematics and language in addition to movement, music, visual arts, and culture.

As he saw it, there is an unbridgeable gap between intuitively given continua (e.g., those of space, time and motion) on the one hand, and the discrete exact concepts of mathematics (e.g., that of real number) on the other.

As Weyl saw it, there is an unbridgeable gap between intuitively given continua (e.g. those of space, time and motion) on the one hand, and the "discrete" exact concepts of mathematics (e.g. that of natural number[13]) on the other.

That has to do with real objects, with nature, its structures and forces, not with the abstract and artificial concepts of mathematics.

But it seems like insurance came in in the 1600s, at the same time that certain concepts of mathematics began to be developed.