Sentence examples for digit figures from inspiring English sources

The minister described seeing a Chinese teacher in a Harris academy devote an entire lesson to how to multiply two double digit figures ending in zero.

Richard Lowe, head of retail and wholesale at Barclays, said: "The consumer confidence we have seen over the past few months appears to be here to stay, with new car registrations up, and importantly private registrations growing by double digit figures.

Not only did the revenues dip to single- digit figures during the financial crisis, visibility of future revenues was also low.

DataCell chief executive Andreas Fink told Bloomberg News that in the brief window in which WikiLeaks could receive credit card donations, it amassed "five-to-six digit figures" in contributions.

To monitor objectively the subjects' level of alertness a special function was edited in Matlab using Cogent 2000 (version 1.24) to present fifty pairs of either identical or almost identical (four identical digits, one different) five digit figures (Arial size 100), on the same computer screen described above.

The inflation rate, however, declined from double digits during 1990-1991 to single digit figures since 1992 (8.6percentt) declining further to 4.4percentt in 2000.

You gotta understand that aside from rent, that kind of four digit figure wasn't in our financial vocabulary, so it seemed insurmountable.

Some states have hiked the old, archaic, and pitifully low standard minimum wage from $7.25 to a double digit figure that faintly resembles a living wage.

The trends are similar for both 3 (Figure S2 C&D) and 4 EC digit (Figure 3 C&D) predictions: the accuracy is nearly perfect for z-scores above 2, it drops slightly between 2 and 0.4, then it steeply declines thereafter to level out towards 87 % and 81 accuracy for 3 and 4 EC digit predictions, respectively.

The specificity may be increased further at the expense of the functional resolution: at the third EC digit (Figure S1A) the accuracy remains perfect (100%) up to 29% coverage, which corresponds to a z-score of 1.7 or above, and it remains over 98% until 72.7% coverage and a z-score of 0.67 or above.

These were displayed as stacked columns, with each two-part column representing the percentage of estimates starting with that digit (figure 2).