Sentence examples for grant a number from inspiring English sources

For the purpose of presenting a basic definition of credibility, it is needed to grant a number like (operatorname{mathbf{Cr}}{kappa}) to each event κ.

He was granted a number of patents and wrote many articles on solid-state physics.

As a surety against attack, the Huguenots were granted a number of fortresses, some of them, such as La Rochelle and Montpellier, extremely formidable.

Apple was granted a number of patents today, including a couple that could have big implications for its range of mobile devices.

One of his closest associates was Liem Sioe Liong, now 83, who was granted a number of sweet corporate deals, among them a food and flour monopoly.

He was granted a number of awards by PRC governmental organizations.

Besides their pay, members are granted a number of privileges and immunities.

The Royal Council granted a number of significant concessions to Burgos in exchange for them leaving the Junta.

Motherboard granted a number of moderation sources, who are not authorized to communicate with the press, anonymity to speak candidly about their work.

In a post for Commentary Magazine, D.G. Myers said black female writers have increasingly granted a number of honors in a literary affirmative action, of sorts.

Each state is granted a number of electors that equals how many senators they have plus how many House representatives they have.