Sentence examples for leading number from inspiring English sources

The Langlands program grew out of a 1967 letter that Canadian American mathematician Robert Langlands wrote to French mathematician André Weil, who was widely regarded as the leading number theorist of his generation.

The Langlands conjectures, or Langlands Program, grew out of a 1967 letter that Robert Langlands wrote to André Weil, who was widely regarded as the leading number theorist of his generation.

The leading number in the point group symbol denotes the highest-order rotational symmetry operation about a point in the plane.

The number of patients with comorboid headaches was surprisingly high in FM population, making up 2/3, although the main distribution of the types of headaches was almost as in general population, with leading number of TTH patients (68% of randomized).

while there is no hard rule as to how to interpret these terms, in general the leading number denotes the number of worker units built, and the text after the dash determines what happens next.

That yawning disconnect is the most mind-blowing piece of analysis to come out of research performed last year by two leading number-crunching consultancies.

Place big (as tall as the group) leading numbers, starting with zero, in front of each group.

The officers, NCOs and "leading numbers" of this artillery battalion were German; the remainder were Ottoman Army personnel.

At Texas earlier this year, Power blocked Tony Kannan while racing for the lead and was penalized for it after leading a number of laps.

Doosan Babcock is leading a number of UK Government supported collaborative projects that are developing oxyfuel combustion technology.

But he's come back over the last decade, leading a number of bands; this is a quartet with the saxophonist Greg Tardy, the bassist John Hebert and the drummer Leroi Jones.