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He possessed in exceptional degree almost every kind of: inteilectual aptitude—lawyer, historian, theologian, not less than mathematician, physicist, astronomer.

He was apparently better at conceiving things than explaining them (unheard of in a mathematician, eh?) and suggested that Ada expand the article with her own notes.

This theorem is contained in a book writtenin the late third-century AD by a mathematician called Sun Tzu (not to beconfused with the military strategist of the same name).

When the mathematician didn't move after the second beep he was asked why.

Alan Turing was an English scientist, mathematician, logician, and cryptographer, and arguably the greatest British scientist of the 20th century.

However, it wasn't until 1963 that mathematician Roy Kerr found the solution for a rotating spherical mass.

He was a decent scholar and mathematician, and taught pen as much as the lad was ever disposed to learn, which was not much.

Vietnam's university system is "archaic", says Hoang Tuy, another mathematician.

According to the French neurologist and mathematician Stanislas Dehaene, about 50 percent of English speakers can remember all seven Numbers.

Don't think literature is Greek to that famous mathematician. He can recite Shelly's Ode to the West Wind. He even once had his own collection of poems published.

Barrow: English theologian, scholar, and mathematician who wrote about trigonometry, optics, and papal supremacy.

By following the internal logic of mathematics, a mathematician discovers timeless truths independent of human observation and free of the transient nature of physical reality.

He was a brilliant mathematician; he was one of the inventers of Calculus.

W. Edwards Deming (1900-1993) was a physicist/statistician with a PhD from Yale who applied the ideas of a little-known American mathematician, Walter Shewhart, to business processes.

Claim: No Nobel Prize is awarded for mathematics because a mathematician was carrying on an affair with Alfred Nobel's wife.

The concept of regression goes back to the mathematician Gauss, who talked about fitting a line through a scatter of points.