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Mathematical in sentence

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So at one end we've got falling interest in education in math, and at the other end we've got a more mathematical world, a more quantitative world than we ever have had.
Turn it from that into some answer in a mathematical form.
We're arguing from a mathematical standpoint that the learning of language material may slow down when our distributions stabilize.
And he quickly surmised an exact mathematical solution that described something very extraordinary: curves so strong that space would rain down into them, space itself would curve like a waterfall flowing down the throat of a hole.
But Einstein always thought black holes were a mathematical oddity.
Well you can't get much bigger than Pi, the mathematical constant.
Another example: a little bit more mathematical.
We have a mathematical framework based on generic universal principles that can answer those questions.
So if it is those networks and their mathematical structure, unlike biology, which had sublinear scaling, economies of scale, you had the slowing of the pace of life as you get bigger.
Take a look at mathematical attainment by 15 year-olds.
It doesn't matter whether it's a poem or whether it's a mathematical text.
And essentially what Bayes did was to provide a mathematical way using probability theory to characterize, describe, the way that scientists find out about the world.
And what Bayes showed was a mathematical way that you could do that.
His hope was that by combining the ideas of many minds, he could make easy work of his hard mathematical problem.
It's much more important than just solving a single mathematical problem.
Numbers generated by a program or a mathematical recipe will have some, perhaps subtle, pattern to them.
Now, David builds mathematical models of this and then he tests those in the lab, but before he does that, he works with dancers to figure out what kinds of models to build in the first place.
But soon after, I developed a novel mathematical model that essentially quantifies the effect of these environmental pollutants on the lung health of asthmatic patients.
That's actually an interesting mathematical question.
So Erez and I followed the fate of over 100 irregular verbs through 12 centuries of English language, and we saw that there's actually a very simple mathematical pattern that captures this complex historical change, namely, if a verb is 100 times more frequent than another, it regularizes 10 times slower.
That's a piece of history, but it comes in a mathematical wrapping.
So Steve and I, through mathematical analysis, propose that there's actually a very simple phenomenon at the root of this, which lies in our brains.
And when the stuff of history is available in digital form, it makes it possible for a mathematical analysis to very quickly and very conveniently review trends in our history and our culture.
Well that's rocket science; that's the mathematical expression for the thrust created by a rocket.
If you are a bit short in mathematical skills, don't worry.
I found out that advances in science rarely come upstream from an ability to stand at a blackboard and conjure images from unfolding mathematical propositions and equations.
They are instead the products of downstream imagination leading to hard work, during which mathematical reasoning may or may not prove to be relevant.
When something new is discovered, it's logical then that one of the follow-up steps is to find the mathematical and statistical methods to move its analysis forward.
Keep in mind, then, Wilson's Second Principle: For every scientist, whether researcher, technician, teacher, manager or businessman, working at any level of mathematical competence, there exists a discipline in science or medicine for which that level is enough to achieve excellence.
Now, we can take a map of a race track, we can take a mathematical model of a car, and with some iteration, we can actually find the fastest way around that track.
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