Sentences with phrase «even simple equations»

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Postpartum haze can make even the simplest tasks seem like rocket science — add a wiggling infant to the equation and it could be a deal breaker.

Even at the time, with scientific meteorology still in its infancy, the idea seemed absurd: key equations governing the behaviour of the 5 million billion tonnes of air above us had already been identified — and they were anything but simple.

Perlmutter emphasizes the importance of exercise when he wrote, «the simple act of moving your body will do more for your brain than any riddle, math equation, mystery book, or even thinking itself.»

A simple bodyweight squat workout uses almost every muscle group in the body — and if you add a dumbbell or barbell into the equation, I would even argue that they use every single major muscle group to complete.

Even though this simple physics equation is the «holy grail» of fat loss, there are still many great bodyweight exercises that don't lend themselves to being moved over a large distance, yet they can still burn fat and make you strong...

(Even for a relatively simple example of a gray medium, calculating the equilibrium temperature profile within a homogeneous slab involves a singular Fredholm integral equation of the second kind as described by M. N. Ozisik in Radiative Transfer (1973).)

Lorenz was able to show that even for a simple set of nonlinear equations (1.1), the evolution of the solution could be changed by minute perturbations to the initial conditions, in other words, beyond a certain forecast lead time, there is no longer a single, deterministic solution and hence all forecasts must be treated as probabilistic.

But, you are talking to someone who has books with equations on the nightstand next to the bed, because I enjoy reading them, even though I only use simple math now in my work.

From an advertising perspective, they may have been better off not letting us know how many trees were saved, because even though most of us have forgotten the quadratic equation, our simple math abilities allow us to acknowledge the remaining destruction.

Even with the correct equation, a simple «slope» may not suffice.

Hence the beautiful equations of Maxwell in the 19th century and the even more simple equation of Einstein, E = MC ^ 2.

Even a simple pendulum has a nasty non linear ordinary differential equation.

I have no idea how to post even the simple heat transfer equation and have it look proper.

Climate is Ta (x, y, z) and as we eliminated the complications through statistics of u, Ta is a solution of steady state equations where the conservation laws and symetries are easy to formulate and to solve (numerically anyway but in simple cases even analytically).

But what would be even more useful is for you to address the various points made, especially about your theory that — so far — waiting on your explanation — fails the basic test of putting together simple equations.