Definition of mathematically in English:

mathematically

adverb ˌmaθəˈmatɪkliˌmæθ(ə)ˈmædək(ə)li

1By means of mathematics; in mathematical terms.
pressure is described mathematically as a force exerted over an area
Example sentencesExamples
- He works in subdued tones, organizing his compositions into mathematically calculated areas of muted color.
- Mathematically, whatever is subtracted from total product yields the amount available to other factors.
- Objects that are further from or closer to this eye-point are represented as smaller or larger, and this relationship is mathematically determined.
- Even the paintings' two sizes were determined mathematically: 1 or 2 meters square.
- Both are straightforward and easy to use, and although functions can be performed mathematically, they can just as easily be adjusted visually.
- Its application of mean-variance analysis showed mathematically how the risk of individual bonds and stocks make their contributions to risks.
- It is possible to generate a surface geometry mathematically that will provide the exact degree of sound diffusion required.
- Hazard rate and failure-time metrics are mathematically equivalent, but the coefficients of a failure-time specification are read as effects on the duration until failure.
- This geometrical property is true of any frontal perspective image, no matter how it be produced, whether mathematically, mechanically, or optically.
- The bands form a matrix for a mathematically calculated grid of deeply recessed and splayed bays, each containing windows of different sizes.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to mathematics.
  to the mathematically inclined person, this book is an excellent introduction
  Example sentencesExamples
  It varies from the mathematically bewildering to the blindingly obvious.
  Mathematically trained persons recognize the logical validity of the induction argument, but they refuse to accept it as a guide to practical behavior.
  The authors of the abstract and mathematically witty inventions in ornamental sculpture were Jan van Roome and Loys van Boghem.
  She was his mathematically brilliant but too-depressed-to-work daughter.
  The evolution of information science has been such as to bring a mathematically oriented person, like myself, ever closer to the center of interest.
  On the basis of a questionnaire, it is estimated that at least one third of them are not scientifically or mathematically literate.
  The senior management becomes increasingly dependent on middle managers, many of whom are mathematically highly skilled in their specialty.
  The theme of Delacroix as the systematic and mathematically harmonic colorist had first been sounded in his 1863 obituary.
  Only rocket scientists and the mathematically gifted can accurately do mental arithmetic that involves dividing or multiplying by 0.787564.
  These results, while mathematically significant, aren't cause for alarm.
2. 1.2 In a rigorously precise manner characteristic of mathematics.
  his description of detail is almost mathematically precise
  Example sentencesExamples
  The authors painstakingly create mathematically decorated worlds that make sense referred unto themselves but with only a superficial connection to "reality."
  In classic derivations, "faster" has been defined mathematically to mean "able to produce more surviving offspring per generation."
  Actually, the situation isn't quite as mathematically complex as that.
  The heart of this seeming paradox is that the concept "definable in English" is not mathematically precise.
  He had shown mathematically that the doctrine of salvation maximized the future happiness of good men.
  The narrator is a contented Number in the perfect OneState, whose citizens live and work their mathematically ordered 26th-century existences.
  It was a matter of first recognizing a significant relationship, and then proving in a mathematically rigorous fashion precisely what that relationship is.
  You meet a guy who understands almost mathematically what he needs to live an honorable life, then you think as I did, "Here is where I belong!"
  Professional mathematicians regard this "trick" as mathematically lightweight and of relatively little consequence.
  As a mathematician, I do have a good understanding of randomness, which is a mathematically precise concept.

Definition of mathematically in US English:

mathematically

adverbˌmaTH(ə)ˈmadək(ə)lēˌmæθ(ə)ˈmædək(ə)li

1By means of mathematics; in mathematical terms.
pressure is described mathematically as a force exerted over an area
Example sentencesExamples
- The bands form a matrix for a mathematically calculated grid of deeply recessed and splayed bays, each containing windows of different sizes.
- Mathematically, whatever is subtracted from total product yields the amount available to other factors.
- Both are straightforward and easy to use, and although functions can be performed mathematically, they can just as easily be adjusted visually.
- He works in subdued tones, organizing his compositions into mathematically calculated areas of muted color.
- Its application of mean-variance analysis showed mathematically how the risk of individual bonds and stocks make their contributions to risks.
- Hazard rate and failure-time metrics are mathematically equivalent, but the coefficients of a failure-time specification are read as effects on the duration until failure.
- This geometrical property is true of any frontal perspective image, no matter how it be produced, whether mathematically, mechanically, or optically.
- Objects that are further from or closer to this eye-point are represented as smaller or larger, and this relationship is mathematically determined.
- Even the paintings' two sizes were determined mathematically: 1 or 2 meters square.
- It is possible to generate a surface geometry mathematically that will provide the exact degree of sound diffusion required.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to mathematics.
  to the mathematically inclined person, this book is an excellent introduction
  Example sentencesExamples
  On the basis of a questionnaire, it is estimated that at least one third of them are not scientifically or mathematically literate.
  She was his mathematically brilliant but too-depressed-to-work daughter.
  The senior management becomes increasingly dependent on middle managers, many of whom are mathematically highly skilled in their specialty.
  It varies from the mathematically bewildering to the blindingly obvious.
  Only rocket scientists and the mathematically gifted can accurately do mental arithmetic that involves dividing or multiplying by 0.787564.
  The authors of the abstract and mathematically witty inventions in ornamental sculpture were Jan van Roome and Loys van Boghem.
  Mathematically trained persons recognize the logical validity of the induction argument, but they refuse to accept it as a guide to practical behavior.
  The theme of Delacroix as the systematic and mathematically harmonic colorist had first been sounded in his 1863 obituary.
  These results, while mathematically significant, aren't cause for alarm.
  The evolution of information science has been such as to bring a mathematically oriented person, like myself, ever closer to the center of interest.
2. 1.2 In a rigorously precise manner characteristic of mathematics.
  his description of detail is almost mathematically precise
  Example sentencesExamples
  The heart of this seeming paradox is that the concept "definable in English" is not mathematically precise.
  In classic derivations, "faster" has been defined mathematically to mean "able to produce more surviving offspring per generation."
  The narrator is a contented Number in the perfect OneState, whose citizens live and work their mathematically ordered 26th-century existences.
  It was a matter of first recognizing a significant relationship, and then proving in a mathematically rigorous fashion precisely what that relationship is.
  Professional mathematicians regard this "trick" as mathematically lightweight and of relatively little consequence.
  As a mathematician, I do have a good understanding of randomness, which is a mathematically precise concept.
  The authors painstakingly create mathematically decorated worlds that make sense referred unto themselves but with only a superficial connection to "reality."
  He had shown mathematically that the doctrine of salvation maximized the future happiness of good men.
  Actually, the situation isn't quite as mathematically complex as that.
  You meet a guy who understands almost mathematically what he needs to live an honorable life, then you think as I did, "Here is where I belong!"

词汇	mathematically
释义	Definition of mathematically in English: mathematically adverb ˌmaθəˈmatɪkliˌmæθ(ə)ˈmædək(ə)li 1By means of mathematics; in mathematical terms. pressure is described mathematically as a force exerted over an area Example sentencesExamples He works in subdued tones, organizing his compositions into mathematically calculated areas of muted color. Mathematically, whatever is subtracted from total product yields the amount available to other factors. Objects that are further from or closer to this eye-point are represented as smaller or larger, and this relationship is mathematically determined. Even the paintings' two sizes were determined mathematically: 1 or 2 meters square. Both are straightforward and easy to use, and although functions can be performed mathematically, they can just as easily be adjusted visually. Its application of mean-variance analysis showed mathematically how the risk of individual bonds and stocks make their contributions to risks. It is possible to generate a surface geometry mathematically that will provide the exact degree of sound diffusion required. Hazard rate and failure-time metrics are mathematically equivalent, but the coefficients of a failure-time specification are read as effects on the duration until failure. This geometrical property is true of any frontal perspective image, no matter how it be produced, whether mathematically, mechanically, or optically. The bands form a matrix for a mathematically calculated grid of deeply recessed and splayed bays, each containing windows of different sizes. 1.1 In a way that relates to mathematics. to the mathematically inclined person, this book is an excellent introduction Example sentencesExamples It varies from the mathematically bewildering to the blindingly obvious. Mathematically trained persons recognize the logical validity of the induction argument, but they refuse to accept it as a guide to practical behavior. The authors of the abstract and mathematically witty inventions in ornamental sculpture were Jan van Roome and Loys van Boghem. She was his mathematically brilliant but too-depressed-to-work daughter. The evolution of information science has been such as to bring a mathematically oriented person, like myself, ever closer to the center of interest. On the basis of a questionnaire, it is estimated that at least one third of them are not scientifically or mathematically literate. The senior management becomes increasingly dependent on middle managers, many of whom are mathematically highly skilled in their specialty. The theme of Delacroix as the systematic and mathematically harmonic colorist had first been sounded in his 1863 obituary. Only rocket scientists and the mathematically gifted can accurately do mental arithmetic that involves dividing or multiplying by 0.787564. These results, while mathematically significant, aren't cause for alarm. 1.2 In a rigorously precise manner characteristic of mathematics. his description of detail is almost mathematically precise Example sentencesExamples The authors painstakingly create mathematically decorated worlds that make sense referred unto themselves but with only a superficial connection to "reality." In classic derivations, "faster" has been defined mathematically to mean "able to produce more surviving offspring per generation." Actually, the situation isn't quite as mathematically complex as that. The heart of this seeming paradox is that the concept "definable in English" is not mathematically precise. He had shown mathematically that the doctrine of salvation maximized the future happiness of good men. The narrator is a contented Number in the perfect OneState, whose citizens live and work their mathematically ordered 26th-century existences. It was a matter of first recognizing a significant relationship, and then proving in a mathematically rigorous fashion precisely what that relationship is. You meet a guy who understands almost mathematically what he needs to live an honorable life, then you think as I did, "Here is where I belong!" Professional mathematicians regard this "trick" as mathematically lightweight and of relatively little consequence. As a mathematician, I do have a good understanding of randomness, which is a mathematically precise concept. Definition of mathematically in US English: mathematically adverbˌmaTH(ə)ˈmadək(ə)lēˌmæθ(ə)ˈmædək(ə)li 1By means of mathematics; in mathematical terms. pressure is described mathematically as a force exerted over an area Example sentencesExamples The bands form a matrix for a mathematically calculated grid of deeply recessed and splayed bays, each containing windows of different sizes. Mathematically, whatever is subtracted from total product yields the amount available to other factors. Both are straightforward and easy to use, and although functions can be performed mathematically, they can just as easily be adjusted visually. He works in subdued tones, organizing his compositions into mathematically calculated areas of muted color. Its application of mean-variance analysis showed mathematically how the risk of individual bonds and stocks make their contributions to risks. Hazard rate and failure-time metrics are mathematically equivalent, but the coefficients of a failure-time specification are read as effects on the duration until failure. This geometrical property is true of any frontal perspective image, no matter how it be produced, whether mathematically, mechanically, or optically. Objects that are further from or closer to this eye-point are represented as smaller or larger, and this relationship is mathematically determined. Even the paintings' two sizes were determined mathematically: 1 or 2 meters square. It is possible to generate a surface geometry mathematically that will provide the exact degree of sound diffusion required. 1.1 In a way that relates to mathematics. to the mathematically inclined person, this book is an excellent introduction Example sentencesExamples On the basis of a questionnaire, it is estimated that at least one third of them are not scientifically or mathematically literate. She was his mathematically brilliant but too-depressed-to-work daughter. The senior management becomes increasingly dependent on middle managers, many of whom are mathematically highly skilled in their specialty. It varies from the mathematically bewildering to the blindingly obvious. Only rocket scientists and the mathematically gifted can accurately do mental arithmetic that involves dividing or multiplying by 0.787564. The authors of the abstract and mathematically witty inventions in ornamental sculpture were Jan van Roome and Loys van Boghem. Mathematically trained persons recognize the logical validity of the induction argument, but they refuse to accept it as a guide to practical behavior. The theme of Delacroix as the systematic and mathematically harmonic colorist had first been sounded in his 1863 obituary. These results, while mathematically significant, aren't cause for alarm. The evolution of information science has been such as to bring a mathematically oriented person, like myself, ever closer to the center of interest. 1.2 In a rigorously precise manner characteristic of mathematics. his description of detail is almost mathematically precise Example sentencesExamples The heart of this seeming paradox is that the concept "definable in English" is not mathematically precise. In classic derivations, "faster" has been defined mathematically to mean "able to produce more surviving offspring per generation." The narrator is a contented Number in the perfect OneState, whose citizens live and work their mathematically ordered 26th-century existences. It was a matter of first recognizing a significant relationship, and then proving in a mathematically rigorous fashion precisely what that relationship is. Professional mathematicians regard this "trick" as mathematically lightweight and of relatively little consequence. As a mathematician, I do have a good understanding of randomness, which is a mathematically precise concept. The authors painstakingly create mathematically decorated worlds that make sense referred unto themselves but with only a superficial connection to "reality." He had shown mathematically that the doctrine of salvation maximized the future happiness of good men. Actually, the situation isn't quite as mathematically complex as that. You meet a guy who understands almost mathematically what he needs to live an honorable life, then you think as I did, "Here is where I belong!"
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