Sentence examples for language for counting from inspiring English sources

The Web site images, some with animation or sound, depict hands used to show astrological signs, to teach a sign language for counting large numbers and to teach music theory.

Type Extension Trees are a powerful representation language for "count-of-count" features characterizing the combinatorial structure of neighborhoods of entities in relational domains.

Not until the thirteenth century was the need felt to introduce into daily language a term suitable for counting "very" numerous objects, and, with little imagination, "million" was coined.

Our framework is modular and consists of two parts: designing an automaton for k-Distinct, and designing a problem specific automaton, as well as an algorithm for deciding whether the intersection automaton's language is empty, or for counting the number of accepting paths in it.

The French language uses 20 as a base for counting between 70 and 100; hence 80 is quatre-vingts ("four-twenties").

That echoed the language of the State Supreme Court's ruling, which did not set standards for counting such contested ballots but suggested that wide discretion was allowed.

But underneath the facade provided by words and language, humans are but one of many species armed with a propensity for counting and calculation.

The Berlin standard speaks in a child's language about counting blessings instead of sheep as a technique for an insomniac to release anxiety and drift into dreamland.

"It's the language that counts for Quentin," he says.

"The blanket entry ban on citizens from certain primarily Muslim countries is not the best way to address the country's challenges," Musk tweeted Saturday night, using the sort of mild language that counts for aggressive in the corporate world.

Inter-linguistic contact was calculated based on languages boundaries: for each language we counted the number of languages contained in, overlapping with, or contacting the area polygons of other languages.