Collocations withmathematics
These are words often used in combination withmathematics.
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advanced mathematics
My wife dealt in advanced mathematics in a grammar school.
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area of mathematics
Not all in the area of mathematics teaching is gloom and despondency.
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computational mathematics
Computational mathematics is all about rendering mathematical phenomena in an algorithmic form, amenable to sufficiently precise, affordable and robust number crunching.
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foundation of mathematics
This grew from the increasingly popular assertion in the late 20th century that no one foundation of mathematics could be ever proven to exist.
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mathematics course
He may perhaps not know that stocks and shares are a normal part of a mathematics course.
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mathematics curriculum
The national tests include important additional aspects of the mathematics curriculum, such as problem-solving and enquiry.
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mathematics education
These students are judged to be poor at mathematics and will most often discontinue their mathematics education prematurely.
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mathematics lesson
The recorded utterances presented to the children for judgment simulated a conversation between a teacher and a pupil during a mathematics lesson.
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mathematics students
There were also other excellent teachers there, and there was a very active group of mathematics students.
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mathematics textbooks
One wonders why betting shops are not allowed to sell novels or mathematics textbooks, which would enable punters to calculate their losses more accurately.
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simple mathematics
This is an analytical tool, supported by simple mathematics.
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