Sentence examples for numerals i from inspiring English sources

It could be anything from Roman numerals I, II, III to a looping doodle with guiding arrows and stick figures.

To begin with, the designers of Word apparently believe that the conventional method of endnote numbering is with lowercase Roman numerals — i, ii, iii, etc.

The first three Roman numerals, I, II, and III, were formed by using the symbol for one as many times as necessary; the symbol for four, IV, is not so transparent.

This could be a poem or story, but each piece had to be accompanied by a diagram that showed the structure – "Anything," McPhee writes, "from Roman numerals I, II III to a looping doodle with guiding arrows and stick figures.

The Roman numerals "I" and "II" indicate shear reinforcement consisting of 3 × 3-W2.1 × W2.1 and 4 × 4-W2.1 × W2.1 wire-mesh, respectively.

If use of subpart labels is unavoidable, use lowercase letters (a, b, c); roman numerals (i, ii, iii); or prime marks (C, Cʹ, Cʺ).

Identical allelic profiles are assigned Greek numerals I-III.

There are 13 principal coagulation factors in all, and each of these has been assigned a Roman numeral, I to XIII.

(Traditionally, the numeral I is not added to a pope's name until after a second pope of the same name has been elected. John Paul I [1978] was the first pope to use the numeral during his reign).

Although he was the first Pope Francis and was widely referred to as "Francis I," he declined to use the Roman numeral I to indicate that he was the first to use his papal name.

Meanwhile, newcomers like NEST and CURE closely hew to 246's stylistic playbook, using big, bubbly letters and elements such as faces formed out of spray dots and the Roman numeral "I," which writers the world over like to append to their names.