Sentence examples for use of cardinal from inspiring English sources

Writer say she hopes no one is offended by her irreverent use of Cardinal Newman's hymn lyrics.

For the Measure of Environmental Spatial Strategies, we used existing scoring methods to compute reliance on egocentric and survey strategies, and the use of cardinal points.

The method is based on the use of cardinal series, applies to any oversampled signals and requires no prior knowledge of the system under study.

In addition, this very low usage of cardinal terms seemed to be replaced by using more landmark descriptions.

My use of 'Roman cardinal' for 'I' may have been a bit cheeky, there being more than a few different letters that were used to represent numbers in Latin (not I think including O for zero, though better classicists than I may correct me on this).

We shall make full use of large cardinal axioms and in this setting we are interested in logics that are "well-behaved" in the sense that the question of what implies what is not radically independent.

Mr. Aczel goes back to the Bible to explore the origins of the use of the four cardinal directions.

In our opinion the use of antibiotics is of cardinal importance to judge IPF-AE studies results and to treat IPF-AE and this is the main reason why it was included as the major therapeutic strategy in our treating protocol [ 6, 21].

In the second part of Table 6 (columns [4], [5], and [6]), we replicate the format of the first part but use the cardinal measure of immigration coverage (as already explored in the second part of Table 3).

Luis Rivera, who used to drive the limousine of Cardinal Edward Egan, the former Archbishop of New York, and is now retired, owns a small apartment building at 113 Columbia Street, across from the Red Hook salt mountains.

This is the only date that uses ordinal numbers ("first") instead of cardinal ("one").