Sentence examples for into numerals from inspiring English sources

Pythagorean numerologists, like Ms. McCants, break their calculations into numerals one through nine, by adding numbers again and again until a single digit remains.

"Telemetry" means machines — machines processing data, machines monitoring a patient's condition — and I am shocked to see my husband in a hospital bed, in an oxygen mask, I.V. fluids dripping into his arm, both his heartbeat and his breathing monitored through a device like a clothespin clipped to his forefinger, as a machine ingeniously translates his oxygen intake into numerals.

To spend time in one and zero is really to spend time with the cube and its manifold aesthetic possibilities to spend time with a philosophy that says art and expression can be converted into numerals and statistics.

MDs translate chemical structures into characteristic numerals and facilitate (Q SAR studies [46, 47].

These symbols evolved into the numerals "0", "1", "2" etc.

Another theory that does not hold in the face of the current results is that digits are mapped into verbal numerals (Carey 2004).

If that were the case, again adaptation for digits following TMS to the left IPS should have yielded a similar effect also for verbal numbers as digits in the adaptation stage was mapped into verbal numerals.

Translate into ordinary numerals using the subtraction rules when necessary: 500 + 100 + 100 + 90 + 9. Add them all together: DCCXCIX = 799.

Results from computational models, neuroimaging in adults and children, and neuropsychological studies suggested that nonverbal numerical abilities served as the foundation for later, symbolic numerical representation, by mapping spoken and written numerals into the nonverbal core representation (Dehaene 1997; Butterworth 1999; Cantlon et al. 2006; Piazza et al. 2007).

Izvestia took a more sympathetic approach, turning the oligarch's worried-looking face into the numeral 9 (the number of years he is to serve in prison), but warning that further unrelated money-laundering charges could see him spending the next 30 years behind bars.

Finally, in Benson the Court considered the patentability of a mathematical process for converting binary-coded decimal numerals into pure binary numbers on a general purpose digital computer.