Sentences with phrase «mathematical precision»

It predicted changes over time with mathematical precision, but with different possibilities arising for the outcome.

To round off such mathematical precision with a huge assumption necessarily undermines the credibility of the formula.

His intense determination and commitment to set of rules he imposes on himself results in mathematical precision embedded in his works on paper and sculptures.

These are impossible to quantify with mathematical precision, but they're worth considering.

It was in the latter final that Lobanovskyi's Dynamo side showcased the greatest attributes of his acclaimed system — mathematical precision of movement, fluid interplay and razor sharp counter attacks.

Even here the picture falls short of Jackson's teeming imagination, paying more attention to a ponderous historical subplot - about a sweatshop operator who exploited children - than to the architecture of the house, whose supernatural qualities are described in the novel with almost mathematical precision, or the personality quirks that cause each character to experience the horror in a subtly different way.

You can not apply mathematical precision to words.

In a fine essay in Theology Today, Roland M. Frye notes that the Renaissance's great achievements in perspective and mathematical precision created a condition in which it became possible to make literal descriptions of reality.

There can never be an absolutely final translation of the New Testament, for (1) we do not know with mathematical precision what its authors meant or how their readers understood them, and (2) our own language changes from age to age and words acquire and lose meanings.

Above all, he understands that any new theory of space and time must preserve all the descriptive power of relativity while addressing, in exacting mathematical precision, the inconsistencies between Einstein's theory and the rules of quantum physics that cry out for another breakthrough.

The CER movement, which centers on the need to contain health care costs while maintaining quality, combines mathematical precision with political sensitivities to evaluate how medical treatments work in the real world.

Furthermore, because deep learning requires less mathematical precision than other types of scientific computing, Summit could potentially deliver exascale - level performance for deep learning problems — the equivalent of a billion billion calculations per second.

Selections from Biennale de Paris award winner Francisco Salazar, mathematical precision pieces from Italy - based Victor Lucena and experiments with monochromatic red paintings by Bernard Aubertin are also a part of this impressive collaboration.

Using color, texture, and myriad geometric structures, these artists forgo mathematical precision in favor of more layered meaning and relate the works as much to landscape, the body, and experience as to their abstract core.

Where Craig - Martin's work is concerned, it is the work of Sol LeWitt that springs to mind, not just because they have both made large wall drawings, but because there seems to be a precision and mathematical feel; a link between mathematical precision and organic growth.

The female form is charted and plotted with austere mathematical precision by Slade Professor William Coldstream and his pupil Euan Uglow; while by contrast it is London in all its grimy glory that is whipped up in thick layers of impasto paint by Frank Auerbach and Leon Kossoff.

This close listening and assigning of visual strokes through mathematical precision unfolded in unison between the percussion instrument and her Qalam (calligraphy pen).

Circle identified Nicholson with a group of like - minded artists and architects who wanted to apply «constructivist» principles to public and private art, advocating mathematical precision, clean lines and an absence of ornament.

The artwork characterized with geometric shapes aligned with mathematical precision greatly varies from the expressive, untamed art pieces made by his abstract predecessors.

Relief drilling would take six months and require boring through 4 kilometers of rock with painstaking mathematical precision, because it must intercept the gas pocket at exactly the right point, an engineer said.

As a former NASA scientist with a background in physics and math, I managed to bring mathematical precision to my understanding of interpersonal relationships.»

The canals are drawn with such mathematical precision that to him they seem designed for the purpose.

Through the Absolute Geometry and the Absolute White that surrounds almost with mathematical precision the artwork of Totsikas, meets with an old work of Danil, where through the humility of materials creates an intermediate space that contains principles and values.

Gifford's company may have mapped out this approach with mathematical precision, but plenty of other folks have come to similar conclusions through other means.

«Donations» from Eth - heads around the world not only flowed into the Ethereum Project's wallet in great quantities, but they flowed in with the mathematical precision of a power function, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for two weeks straight.

They occur with known regularity and mathematical precision.

When we think of the numberless myriads of stars, of the vast distances in the universe, and of the power that holds the planets in orbit with mathematical precision, it boggles the mind.

He praises the attempt to make population forecasts more sophisticated and realistic, but he cautions that the findings imply a level of mathematical precision that's just not possible for long - term demographics.

It's tough even with a ruler, and bees do it with mathematical precision.

Test your relationships for commitment, intimacy, passion and synergy with mathematical precision.

Given the mathematical precision of her early sculptures, the autonomy and tight rectangular rational at work in her concrete and frame pieces, her latest work looks like it has spiraled out of control: the artist's hand is everywhere, the arrangements are overpowering, involving a surprising personal sensibility, humor, suggestions of adoration and campy seduction.

«This spectacular pair of works exemplifies De Maria's indelible style, capturing a mathematical precision that transcends form and achieves a subtly poetic effect.

Giehler is known for his geometric abstractions, influenced by futuristic universes, and finished with mathematical precision.

Each decision, each step along the way is taken gingerly, equal parts deliberation and chance, mathematical precision and blind enthusiasm.

But the beauty in Marshall's icon is that its characteristics were always based on technical and mathematical precision, so in a way, the celebration of the past is an advancement of Dalek's work into the future.

As the works shown here demonstrate, once translated onto larger paper, of two different sizes carrying the same proportions, her mathematical precision and clarity of vision are expressed through a variety of shapes, structures and spatial relationships.

Born in Japan but currently living in Paris, Ikeda is a master at creating strong immersive installations and performances, this is the exhibition I'm the most excited about this month and I'm really pleased to see that Almine Rech Gallery is opening its program to installation art:» Japan's leading electronic composer and visual artist Ryoji Ikeda focuses on the essential characteristics of sound itself and that of visuals as light by means of both mathematical precision and aesthetics.

I argued, using some mathematical precision, that whether there is a paradox or not, does not just depend on whether a rule directly or indirectly amends itself, but also the temporal aspects.

In light of the evidence of the plaintiffs» own expert and giving the matter my best consideration, and recognizing that the process can not yield a figure of mathematical precision, especially in light of the conflicting expert evidence adduced, I conclude that the proper amount for the building loss claim is $ 325,000.00, being a fair depreciated value, and $ 50,000.00 for part of the cost of the new construction for a total of $ 375,000.00.

The risk is that while lengths of service can readily be compared with mathematical precision that is not so easily done with other relevant factors that go into the determination of notice in each case.

We are mindful that the appropriate degree of sentencing reduction can not be calculated with mathematical precision, and there is a range of reasonableness available to the district court in any given case.

The boundaries are roughly outlined, to be sure, and can not be stated or applied with mathematical precision, but those widely accepted state constitutional provisions on which is superimposed the «clear and present danger» test for «tendency» cases seem to be our best guide.