But imagine staring at a page of nothing but solid numerals and trying to comprehend not only which word each sequence of numerals stands for, but also trying to rearrange these words into the syntax and grammar of your own language, which might be, say, a variety of Tibetan, and you have some idea why systems like this are immensely impractical.
According to Szabo (1999, p. 150), types are abstract particulars, as with Platonic realism, but tokens represent their types, just as "paintings, photographs, maps, numerals, hand gestures, traffic signs and horn signals" represent, or "stand for" their representata.
In theory it could represent only 32 distinct symbols, but Baudot's scheme allowed each code to stand for two characters, using two of the symbols to switch to and from an alternative character set that included numerals and punctuation marks.
The amino acid sequence alignment of the 8CMs of ZmLTPs reveals a variable number of inter-cysteine amino acid residues (Table 1).> -wrap-foot> Character "X" represents any amino acid, and the Arabic numeral following "X" stands for the numbers of amino acid esidues.
NUSAP stands for Numeral, Unit, Spread, Assessment and Pedigree.
Operation LANA: To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Naval aviation (L is the Roman numeral for 50 and ANA stood for Anniversary of Naval Aviation) on 24 May 1961, Phantoms flew across the continental United States in under three hours and included several tanker refuelings.
Hubby Jay-Z bears the same tat on his finger, which stands for the roman numeral for "4".
More precisely, [A x)] stands for the result of replacing the variable v in A v) by the numeral of x.
He stood for what we stood for".
