She did not perceive anything the matter with this, as for her the chemical abbreviations were no more or less unintelligible than numerals would have been.
Although number words were compared less efficiently than Arabic numerals, accuracy was similar to comparing Arabic numerals, while number words were compared more accurately and more efficiently than animals.
There's the horse race analysis, of course, much of which seems absurdly overblown: For all the buzz about "Obamacons" and waning evangelical enthusiasm for the Republican Party, I'm guessing the Venn diagram of "potential Obama supporters" and "people who care about anything James Dobson says" already looks more or less like a numeral eight.
Code numbers were incised into the wooden structural members — in Roman numerals, no less — to ensure that diagonal brace VIII would be inserted into column VIII.
"He filled the pages with meticulous script, the letters and numerals often less than one-sixteenth of an inch high," I wrote in my book "Isaac Newton" a few years later.
On the size front, neither the Xperia Z1 or its numeral-less sibling is the largest handset Sony makes, although their five inch displays sits on the cusp of phablet territory.
In subsequent literature searches, gene terms consisting entirely of numerals, of three characters or less, or that were identified as excessively ambiguous through manual review were excluded.
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).
We relied on the normal approximation of the binomial distribution, although some of the less frequent diagnoses did not apply to the numeral criteria for this.
It is less clear that the monkeys used numerosity to evaluate the numerals.
