Sentence examples similar to which numerals from inspiring English sources

An essential point here is that when a formula is construed as a natural number, then the numeral corresponding to that natural number can occur as the argument of a formula, thus enabling the syntax to "refer" to itself, so to speak (i.e., when a numeral is substituted into a formula the Gödel number of which the numeral represents).

I have no idea who's playing today or which Roman numerals are appended to the game.

A narrative that turned on numbers was illuminated by thrilling sequences in which the numerals on a map or a poster or in a phone number suddenly became suspicious or seductive.

Later Harry Howell, an old-time race-track blacksmith, who examines the racers feet, devised a code in which a numeral and a letter, placed after a horse's number on the board, indicate the type of shoe and the metal it is made of.

Instead of using the classical fragments favoured by some of these artists, Merz drew on another aspect of Italy's heritage: from 1969 he became obsessed with the discoveries of the 13th-century Pisan mathematician Leonardo Fibonacci, who developed a sequence in which each numeral is equal to the sum of the two that precede it: 0 1 1 2 3 5 8, etc.

There are several different kinds of repunched dates, including a variety in which the numeral "1" is much smaller than usually found on the Shield nickel.

Thus natural deduction systems for contraction-free systems use "multisets" of relevance numerals instead of sets — these are structures in which the number of occurrences of a particular numeral counts, but the order in which they occurs does not.

The dial, which has no numerals, sits above a sort of window that reveals some of the inner workings.

Nouns carry number and gender and are inflected for case (role in the sentence, such as subject, direct object, or indirect object), as are pronouns and numerals, which are subclasses of nouns.

The name "Super Bowl" first appeared in 1969, as did the use of Roman numerals, which, because the game is played in a different year from the season it culminates, are used to designate the individual games.

Now on his way out, he had to pass by the newly installed electric clocks and the watches on the wrists of students racing in and out, Casios and Timexes and Swatches, which had no numerals, only shapes like ladybugs and dogs.