Sentence examples for numerals of which from inspiring English sources

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.

An essential point here is that when a formula is construed as a natural number, then the numeral corresponding to that natural number can occur as the argument of a formula, thus enabling the syntax to "refer" to itself, so to speak (i.e., when a numeral is substituted into a formula the Gödel number of which the numeral represents).

The 1963 Navy team donned a yellow uniform with a gold helmet, along with a block N with four stars on each shoulder and blue numerals, all of which will be mimicked Saturday.

The eastern clock face features an outer ring of large golden Roman numerals, on which the larger hand indicates the hour, and an inner ring on which the smaller hand indicates the minutes.

Such, for example, is the binary division sign '/', since when placed between two numerals the second of which is '0', it forms an empty singular term.

Phylogenetic analysis indicated the presence of at least five distinct gene families (Roman numerals in Figure  2), of which clades I, II, and III are found in both culicines and anophelines (clade III also having a sand fly member), but clades IV and V are exclusively Aedine; clade IV includes the salivary Xase clotting inhibitor of Ae. aegypti[ 47].

The principal example of this kind of notation is the Chinese numeral system, three variants of which are shown in the figure.

It included an insulated full-body undergarment and an extensive inventory of breathing tanks, each of which had been labelled, in large numerals, to indicate the maximum depth in feet for which it was intended.

Given a block b1, …, b4, it produces a block of the symbol contained in b1, the length of which is governed by the binary numeral b2b3b4.

It now resides at Yale University.The manuscript is written in "Voynichese", which consists of strange characters, some of which look like normal Latin letters and Roman numerals.

Importantly, they confuse numeral smallness with biological insignificance, and disregard the distributions of purine/pyrimidine and amino/keto bases, the variations of which, although sometimes less than that of GC content, contain rich information that is important and useful.