operational calculus

noun

Mathematics.

1. a method for solving a differential equation by treating differential operators as ordinary algebraic quantities, thus obtaining a simpler problem.

Example Sentences

Launching a massive, fast-paced air assault from the sea, providing close-air support for amphibious assault forces, and bringing forward-operating surveillance and networking technology to maritime warfare are all part of the changing operational calculus introduced by adding F-35s to maritime attack.

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To permit differential equations related to vectors to be solved using algebra, he also deployed operational calculus.

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“Sophisticated adversaries will use asymmetric capabilities, to include electronic and cyberwarfare, ballistic and cruise missiles, advanced air defenses, mining and other methods to complicate our operational calculus.”

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