Sentence examples for numerical significance from inspiring English sources
The Sephardic communities of north Africa and the Levant, long a minority within Jewry, gained new numerical significance.
Another useful technique, developed somewhat later (about 500 ce), was the so-called katapayadi system in which each of the 10 decimal digits was assigned to a set of consonants (beginning with the letters k, t, p, and y), while vowels had no numerical significance.
380), a Donatist heretic (one who denied the efficacy of sacraments administered by an allegedly unworthy priest), which classified allegorical interpretation in relation to: (1) the Lord and his church, (2) true and false believers, (3) promise and law, (4) genus and species, (5) numerical significance, (6) "recapitulation," and (7) the devil and his followers.
The variables connected to 'species' (a dummy variable, descriptive and without numerical significance) and 'crown defoliation' (which are the variables we aim to predict) were excluded from this analysis.
For the uninformed, Pi Day is a yearly celebration of a date on the calendar, for its numerical significance.
Dr. Limor specifically thought about the exact number of tips per category, taking into consideration her spiritual and Jewish religious views, along with the numerical significance of 40 tips, five categories and eight tips per category.
Numerical issues of significance for engineering applications are discussed in the paper, such as the occurrence of ill-conditioned matrices or cavitation-model dependencies.
Names, UID, numerical data and significance are shown in supplementary material Table S1.
The predictors selected in the final model were based on both numerical and clinical significance.
The predictors selected in the final model were based on numerical and clinical significance.
Phenotypic characterization using API system (BioMérieux, API 20 Strep) did not provide any reliable identification (Aerococcus viridans with a doubtful significance, numerical profile: 4100413).
