Sentence examples similar to collection of numerals from inspiring English sources

Numerals and numeral systems, a collection of symbols used to represent small numbers, together with a system of rules for representing larger numbers.

Mix of numerals and letters.

His collection, called 1675, a nod to the year when the spring balance was invented, is made up of wide-body chronograph watches that have raised dots instead of numerals and come with two straps, alligator and rubber.

The encoding in question is goroawase, a form of numeral wordplay based on various possible readings of numerals in Japanese.

The basic forms of numerals have neuter ('others') agreement; a human suffix *-war or a derivative thereof is added to numeral roots when they classify the human category.

Each system has its own range of numerals and court cards.

What that means in watchmaking is obviously rectangular cases, certain types of numerals, certain dial decorations.

The omission of numerals on our coins is extremely unfriendly to visitors to the United States.

That combination of numerals can be laid out from the ones on the floor.

A second set of numerals locates the district, and then finally the street.

There is, he feels, an alarming phonyniness about these arrangements of numerals.