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Mr Blunkett has the backing of Tony Blair and John Reid, the health secretary, who is concerned by the tens of thousands of foreigners (uncounted and uncountable ) who are believed to turn up in Britain to get their operations done free of charge on the National Health Service.
That final word has sold uncountable waves of unnecessary shampoo.Tom Dupree New YorkCourteous correspondenceSIR – Regarding your essay on politeness and the informal change to the various ways people address each other ("Hi there", December 19th), I am reminded that Dr Johnson never used his higher degrees but simply signed himself Sam Johnson, Esq.
And the most significant instruments are the uncountable wealth-management products (WMPs), which raise money from better-off investors, in large increments (at least 50,000 yuan, about $8,160) and for short periods (typically less than six months, sometimes much less).Like banks, shadow banks are middlemen, issuing liabilities and holding assets.
Indeed, Craig Venter, the head of Celera Genomics and instigator of that firm's privately funded project to sequence the human genome, reckons that proteins undergo so much change over the course of their lives that the number of different ones is essentially uncountable.
As the uncountable billions of years tick away, the argument runs, even the most vivacious will come to realise that they have done everything there is to do, hundreds of times.
Modern scientists have discovered thousands of them, implying that there are uncountable billions of other worlds scattered across our own galaxy alone.Sagan was right.
There are also uncountable ordinals.
Note that this makes V uncountable.
Since an uncountable infinity is much larger than a countable one, it follows that Turing machines (and hence digital computers) can compute only a tiny portion of all functions (over denumerable domains, such as natural numbers or strings of letters).
These include almost all questions about the structure of uncountable sets.
If $\kappa$ is regular and uncountable , then the set of all ordinals less than $\kappa$ of cofinality $\omega$ is an example of a stationary set.
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The word "uncountable" primarily functions as an adjective . It modifies nouns to indicate a quantity that is too large or infinite to be counted. Ludwig AI's analysis supports this, showing its use in describing both physical quantities and abstract concepts.
Expression frequency: Very common
