mathematically

American  

[ma-thuh-ma-tik-uh-lee] / ˌmæ θəˈmæ tɪk ə li /

adverb

1. using mathematics or mathematical principles.

2. according to mathematics or from a mathematical perspective.

3. in a precise and accurate way.

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Example Sentences

To overcome this, the researchers used Quadratic Quantum Gravity, a framework that remains mathematically stable even at the extremely high energies similar to those during the Big Bang.

From Science Daily

More than half of the pool’s brackets have already been mathematically eliminated, but Claude has one of the highest win probabilities of any entry.

From The Wall Street Journal

Perhaps a magnetic system could be designed so that it behaves mathematically like graphene.

From Science Daily

It is the name given to the day on which it becomes mathematically impossible for Tottenham Hotspur to finish above Arsenal in the Premier League.

From BBC

I keep hearing people say that, mathematically, Wolves still have a chance of staying up, but let me just tell them straight - there is no chance of that happening.

From BBC