Sentence examples for whose calculations from inspiring English sources

Because, the authors say, Iran is a state whose calculations can be influenced by America.

"Since Buchanan's overall total was so low, this just went right under the radar screen," said Mr. Cavanagh, whose calculations were originally published in The Nation magazine.

A Renaissance man in every sense, Piero was also a gifted mathematician, whose calculations can be felt in the painting's crisp perspective.

"It seems there is some easing in the pace of growth," said Lakshman Achuthan, the managing director of the Economic Cycle Research Institute, whose calculations are reflected in the accompanying charts.

"Hidden Figures" (Dec. 25), based on a true story, stars Taraji P. Henson as Katherine Johnson, a mathematician at NASA whose calculations were essential to the Apollo 11 moon flight.

But Mr. Boehner's remarks held wider implications, effectively putting him on a war footing with the independent analysts whose calculations generally guide discussions about the projected cost or savings of any legislation.

This was done because the metric chosen to compare BLAST outputs was e-value, a measure of probability of matching a query to its target by chance (essentially calculating the likelihood of a false positive) whose calculation is dependent upon the size of the database being queried.

So, in the proposed algorithm, the amount of calculation in each iteration is mainly caused by calculating T(c k −b k ) and T −1 d k+1 whose calculation have been reduced to O(N 2log2N) through FFT and IFFT.

We are faced with a range of risks whose calculation is difficult.

The estimation of costs derived from the application of standard conversion factors to the financial costs (whose calculation has been developed as part of previous research).

The proposed method tries to mitigate this phenomenon by using reference profiles, whose calculation is based on the previously aligned range profiles.