Sentence examples for ordinary numbers from inspiring English sources

Or is he the one reflected in those very ordinary numbers from this season?

Perhaps they would prefer to be ordinary numbers, "but for some reason they couldn't do it".

Dr. Weil, he said, provided answers to some of the most subtle questions about ordinary numbers.

In fact, the hypothesis, R.H. to its aficionados, is a very deep assertion about basic properties of ordinary numbers.

The numbers are called scalars because in early examples they were ordinary numbers that altered the scale, or length, of a vector.

If you imagine a line of all the numbers there are, with ordinary numbers in green and prime numbers in red, there are many red numbers at the beginning of the line: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, and 47 are the primes below fifty.

Barack Obama got 43.7 percent in the general election — an ordinary number, lately, for a Democrat running statewide in Texas.

Before the match, the betting line had been 2.68 goals, an ordinary number, said Matthew Benham, a former financial trader who runs a legal gambling syndicate in England.

A vector's magnitude, or length, is indicated by |v|, or v, which represents a one-dimensional quantity (such as an ordinary number) known as a scalar.

The first obvious question concerns the representation of the ordinary number systems.

Or it may seem like an ordinary number for a couple with not many friends, despite their wealth.