calculating

IPA: kˈæɫkjʌɫeɪtɪŋ

(not comparable) Having the ability to calculate.
(especially of a person) Serving one's own interests in an unemotional, analytical manner.

Examples of "calculating" in Sentences

What if I were interested in calculating cheese/milk?
She noted that there are "a lot of variables" in calculating the rate of the spill.
The savings from eliminating redundancy is not being subtracted in calculating the true cost.
It would require that pi, used in calculating the area of a circle, be a precise or a “rational” number.
The governor was an idiot in calculating that no one would notice that Slavery was not mentioned and that the public wouldn't notice.
Will Gillis on sf's changing face: Are your imaginative powers really so weak that what they call the calculating machine, or how they ...
For example, a tiny error in calculating where the mass of air leaving one grid square goes could mean we lose a tiny bit of mass on each time step.
And whatever the zygote's expected income, its income distribution has a huge variance, so the discount rate to be used in calculating PV needs to be substantial.
What is being overlooked is that for the bulk of movie goers the ticket price is only one, probably relatively minor, part of the total "cost" in calculating how to spend their resources -- including their own time.
Richard Cook, the project manager, said that in calculating the cost and the amount of time necessary for designing the mission, "we didn't extrapolate how much more complex it was" than the Spirit and Opportunity mission.