Sentence examples for using a calculator to from inspiring English sources
The nurse will show them how to use a pedometer including recording their daily step-counts in a diary and using a calculator to calculate average daily step-count.
The only difference between the current clinical practice and our set up is that the computer calculates the averages instead of pathologist using a calculator to compute the average value.
The place is run by a woman named Lila, and she evaluates the needs of each new guest, sometimes even using a calculator to do so.
Before using a calculator to check Woods's average, know that the tour uses a more involved formula that factors in course difficulty, but the raw numbers say his average score is 71.19.
Furthermore, it is good practice when using a calculator to mentally check the result to see if it is "ball-park" correct, in case of a typing error, such as a misplaced decimal point that could lead to a ten-fold dosing error.
Again, this is for convenience for the pathologists, the computer simply calculates the average count so that they do not need to use a calculator to carry out this step.
They then use a calculator to tally the results for each candidate, and the count is transcribed by hand onto "return of canvass" forms.
And nobody thinks you could use a calculator to decide who to live with: a story like this isn't for the purposes of information; its purpose is to concatenate behaviour that runs against the norm with negative consequence.
In the office, his foot propped up on a pillow, Mr. Rezza used a calculator to figure that the business goes through a ton of flour and more than six tons of cheese a week.
"I sometimes now have to use a calculator to do simple arithmetic — it takes me three times as long to do anything," said Rainey, 14, who sustained a concussion five weeks ago while playing varsity soccer for West Potomac High School.
(And don't call it cheating -- you use a calculator to do your taxes, don't you?) Book 1 of "Quicksilver" narrates Daniel's early days in England as the son of a prominent Puritan during and after the Cromwell period.
