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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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Bean’s play is impressively worked out, mathematically and verbally.

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Grok variously called them “mathematically impossible,” “hyperbolic,” and in one case, “total bullsh**t.”

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“I think mathematically you can figure that out,” said Guittard, but noted that the picture becomes increasingly complicated when you try to determine prices when a particular product uses bean blends that have different tariffs.

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So the question is, can you still say anything that is mathematically useful and mathematically valid?

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While the club can mathematically still make the top six, it would take a unlikely set of results for them to have a chance.

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