Sentence examples for number terms from inspiring English sources

Telegraph.co.uk rose 2.96% in daily browser number terms to 3,200,388; monthly browsers increased 4.49% to 63,061,086.

In pure number terms, today's figures are relatively speaking still some way away from the levels of the Soviet crash.

But Dr. Everett, who had been publishing quietly on the Pirahã for two decades, announced in his 2005 paper that their language lacked recursion, along with color terms, number terms, and other common properties of language.

Each interviewee was coded with a cardinal number terms of L1, L2, and so on.

The response to it is usually that reductionism does not seek to uncover the meaning of number terms but instead proposes a theoretical identification (Paseau 2009).

They acknowledge that it is impossible to prove exactly when Mangareva developed the system, but the entrenchment of the number terms in the language suggests a far-reaching origin.

Theo and Nancy are among the first parents to note the condition, as an increasing number – termed "silents" – arrive who are similarly unable to recognise language.

In a similar way to how motor vehicles have a unique serial number termed the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), every phone handset has a unique 15-digit serial number termed the IMEI number - the International Mobile Equipment Identity.

Further analysis reveals a non-dimensional number, termed the electrodialytic Biot number, which is the ratio of the total to exit concentration based average cell pair volume resistance.

Based on the time scale which we call the response-time-scale, a new Damköhler number, termed the response-Damköhler-number was formulated.

In some cases, the base was subdivided into two regions of equivalent cell number, termed base and suprabase.