Sentence examples for numerals of each from inspiring English sources

The covers of her rarefied decade digests -- nine of them now, packed with what Ms. Bony deemed the salient moments in art, fashion, design and such -- are no slouches in that regard: the spines punctuate stylish bookshelves around the world, the numerals of each decade in varied eye-catching typefaces.

But since there is only one for each numeral, and a mathematician has to be able to add two and two to get four, there is another range of numbers required: the mathematical numbers, indefinitely many for each numeral n, each of the indefinitely many a collection of n units.

A series, commonly of six, such drums is arranged in such a way that one of the numerals on each drum is visible in a rectangular window.

It is obviously an addition of two numerals of four digits each resulting in a sum of five digits.

(The date is seen in the Roman numerals of the credits of a film in première).

The article referred incorrectly to the pigment used on numerals of the $20 bill.

On the whole, however, the subtractive principle was little used in the numerals of the Classical period.

In fact, the earliest numerals of which there is a definite record were simple straight marks for the small numbers with some special form for 10.

He wore a T-shirt that bore the numerals of the Super Bowl, XLVI, with a slash through them, a message people here interpreted in various ways.

We can conclude, then, that numeral expressions of the form more than n NP or between n and m NP trigger denotations that are obligatorily maximalized, but this is not the case for simple numerals of the form n NP.

Through the coarse of this work we came up with a image classifier that can classify all meaningful Bangla handwritten characters and numerals of different shapes.