Sentence examples for the final calculus from inspiring English sources

The way to fix this error is to add on more process, to make sure that it counts for nothing in the final calculus.

In the final calculus – after weighing team chemistry, fit, long-term value, and cost – shelling out relatively large salaries for N.B.A. players who aren't even guaranteed to play for an entire season just didn't make sense for every European club.

It all makes sense in the final calculus; although the Oklahoma City bigs may be offensive sandbags, they also hold the key to the Thunder's statistically underrated defense –- an outfit that rates as slightly above average in points allowed per possession, but challenges shots as effectively as any team in the league.

While any discussion of UAW's role in Detroit's troubles is bound to provoke a storm of partisan controversy, the final calculus is that labor and management collectively reduced the size of the revenue pie.

Whatever the final creditor calculus, a new WorldCom -- or MCI -- will probably emerge with far less debt than the $42 billion it now carries, and potentially none at all.

But when those students take the final exam in calculus or genetics, how will their professors know that the test-takers on their distant laptops are doing their own work, and not asking Mr. Google for help?

In the final section, using variational calculus, we apply this invariance principle to ask whether specific enzyme trajectories may be optimally advantageous to the cell under different assumptions on the relative costs associated with producing large amounts of enzyme slowly, versus producing modest amounts of enzyme quickly.

Although Barrow's decision to proceed geometrically prevented him from taking the final step to a true calculus, his lectures influenced both Newton and Leibniz.

On the contrary the present study found an increase of about 8-13% in the number of sextants of oral cavity free of plaque, bleeding on probing and calculus at the final evaluation in the three educator-led groups.

The final presentation of the epsilon-calculus can be found in Wilhelm Ackermann's dissertation (1924).

Performance on the final exam in the bio-calculus section has served as one way to check that biology majors were performing as well as other majors.