Examples of using Mathematicians in English and their translations into Czech
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Mathematics Genealogy Project- Information about all mathematicians in the world.
Suddenly mathematicians, those working in the innermost region,
Second of all, to assume that any of us as mathematicians can sufficiently gauge the real-world implications of this project, it's-- It's hubris.
End of the Cold War, uh, a lot of, uh, phys-, former physicists and mathematicians decided to u-, apply their skills not on, you know,
great mathematicians from Kazan and other corners,
engineers, mathematicians and information systems auditors,
I profiled all the mathematicians who had really devoted themselves to the problem.
Significant mathematicians from different parts of the world reveal their view on the world and mathematics and their common beauty through the documentary The Colors of Math.
In the respective research and development departments, more than 100 engineers, mathematicians and scientists shape the measuring technology of the present
These mathematicians have not only determined the numerical Pi way,
The working result of our teams of programmers, mathematicians, and statisticians is an innovative management of assets,
The druids were also great mathematicians and astronomers. But the Thorn symbol is actually constelation of stars that appears from time to time on Halloween night.
Many mathematicians do their best work in a very short time period,
Two mathematicians, both collaborating on the same infamous problem,
Well, according to those London mathematicians, you should have sprung for the very expensive dinner, Dad.
The druids were also great mathematicians and astronomers, but the Thorn symbol is actually a constellation of stars… that appears from time to time on Halloween night.
a lot of former physicists, mathematicians, decided to apply their skills,
Mathematicians are drawn to P versus NP because it's math's great white whale,
engineers, mathematicians and… hackers… in this auditorium… pales in comparison to even the most basic AI.
After the first world trade center attack in 1993 mathematicians at the NSA tried to predict other attacks by evaluating likely target choices using a linear discriminant analysis.