Sentence examples similar to highest numeral from inspiring English sources

All other higher numerals are borrowed from Sanskrit.

But once a society becomes complex enough to require more abstract counting, higher numerals are needed.

In some traditional cultures, counting is as easy as one, two, three because it stops there: Their languages have no words for higher numerals, and instead simply use varieties of words like "many".

In Monument Circle, the center of downtown, 20-foot-high Roman numerals on a 7-foot riser dwarf the passing cars and obscure the Indiana Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument from street view.

For further analysis, the companies with average score of 3.78 or less are designated as poor innovators (denoted by numeral 1); those with higher values, as good innovators (denoted by numeral 2).

The Arabic numeral 4 received extremely high error rates (44%) in the parafoveal condition (Fig. 2), probably due to its visual similarity to the Chinese large-value numeral ten 十, with only an additional slash at the upper left corner, which could severely disrupt the participant when those numerals were presented so fast at the parafoveal location.

On one of them, I noticed, he was wearing a gold ring bearing the gold numeral "33 " — emblem of the highest Masonic degree.

A hierarchical overlapped neural gas architecture was developed on top of the above modified NG algorithm for the classification of real world handwritten numerals with high variations.