Sentence examples for numerals that from inspiring English sources

The mission statement is summarized in the two numerals that will follow Joe Girardi wherever he goes.

His oxygen intake, measured by numerals that fluctuate with literally each breath — 90, 87, 91, 85, 89, 92 — is increasing.

The numerals that were unfortunately enlarged and elongated in the previous redesign have been returned to their compact, less-intrusive size and style.

The 34-foot-wide clock face still has large Roman numerals that accurately provide the hour, barring fog or daylight saving time.

The pilot, a trim man in his 60s, was a model of efficiency, replying in his quiet voice to the indecipherable strings of numerals that floated up to us over the radio.

The speakers at the hearing were called to the microphone by Mr. Markus, and faced something Lincoln did not have to face, a clock with big red numerals that counted down their three-minute segments, second by second.

On one game scorecard, on July 14 , 1909 the numeral that marked Bergen's at-bats in the game was unclear.

Previously, I stood for 1, now we take I to be 0. The successor of a number n is V KI n, where the second occurrence of n indicates a numeral, that is, the combinator that represents n.

One of these studies compared 24 young drivers (age 18 25) to 24 older drivers (age 60 and older) on responses to combinations of three CSW alert types: visual (a flashing numeral that indicated the proper speed); auditory (a voice instructing the driver on the proper speed); and haptic (3-s force on the accelerator pedal against the driver's foot) (McElheny et al. 2006).

By factoring in monthly numbers for foreclosure, bankruptcy and _ most painfully _ unemployment, the AP has assembled a numeral that reflects the comparative pain each American county is feeling during these dark economic days.

Subfamily naming follows the procedure devised for GH13, where the family number is followed by an Arabic numeral that reflects the order of creation [ 24]: GH5_1 to GH5_53.