Sentence examples for or numerals from inspiring English sources
She was unable now to recognize individual letters or numerals (even though she still had no difficulty writing complete sentences).
"When the dial painter was painting the chapters or numerals," he wrote, "he added a rather realistic depiction of a housefly which has roosted between the I and II for over 150 years and not been shooed away".
The Bayesian filters in my brain, or whatever they are, had quickly realized that any message whose subject line included words embedded with punctuation marks or numerals, like "prescr1pti@n" or "Val?(u m," was almost certainly spam.
Most noun class systems have an accompanying concord system; i.e., other elements in the clause particularly other elements within the noun phrase itself, such as determiners, adjectives, or numerals and frequently the verbs also are marked by an affix selected according to the class of the noun.
On parts lists or where information is tabulated, the letters or numerals should not be allowed to touch the spacing lines.
Statives can be adjectives, positionals or numerals.
Each upper or lower letter or numeral is presented in a choice of common penmanship styles, in follow-along fashion.
To fill in a picture correctly, you must match the correct letter or numeral using a key on the bottom of the screen.
When a submission comes in I sometimes will apply a random text or numeral to the backs of the images to hypothetically match them back to the same group again in the future, but often I don't.
There was no text or numeral to help identify any of these cancels as Irish, but some Maltese Crosses are uniquely identifiable with certain Irish towns, including Belfast, Eyrecourt, Cork, Hollymount, Limerick and Mullingar.
Since the monkeys learned independently to choose between dots-vs-dots or numerals-vs-numerals, we consider 3 increasingly abstract scenarios for what they learned: 1) two independent matrices of pairwise choices, 2) two independent rank orders, or 3) the number of drops of juice, or the hedonic value, symbolized by each stimulus.
