mathematize

He was trying to mathematize the forces and vectors involved.

I close this chapter by asking whether there is a way to "mathematize" the concept of an autonomous agent and, through it, the concept of propagating organization.

"Neoclassical economists came along in the mid-19th century and wanted to mathematize the new science of economics," said George Loewenstein, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

Within Computable Economics, his major focus has been an attempt to mathematize economic theory - both micro and macro theory - using the methods of recursion theory and constructive mathematics.

Whether an incapacity to prestate the configuration space of a biosphere genuinely precludes the use of category theory to mathematize the concepts of autonomous agents and propagating organization is an open question.

Judea Pearl was one of the pioneers of Bayesian networks and the probabilistic approach to artificial intelligence, and one of the first to mathematize causal modeling in the empirical sciences.

Biruni in particular wrote a short Risala treatise dealing with al-Razi, criticizing him for his sympathy with Manichaeism, his Hermetical writings, his religious and philosophical views, for refusing to mathematize physics, and his active opposition to mathematics.

Grounded in Ledley's belief that computer use would substantially improve biology and medicine by helping to mathematize those areas, the NBRF's mission was to "stimulate biomedical research scientists to utilize computers by setting an example through its own pioneering research and development in new areas of computer applications."