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mathematically

[ma-thuh-ma-tik-uh-lee]

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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McLaren have run their team this year on a philosophy that the drivers will be allowed to compete with each other for the championship for as long as both are mathematically capable of winning.

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When the researchers compared all mathematically possible combinations of Theia and early Earth compositions, they found that some outcomes were highly improbable.

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But if Norris can gain nine points on the Dutchman - not easy, with seven between a win and second place - then the Red Bull driver will no longer mathematically be able to win the title.

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After the engineers worked out their formulas, I would plug all of the missing numbers into their equations to see if their formulas worked mathematically.

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The play is more impressive mathematically than poetically.

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