numbers造句

One that numbers;an enumerator.

be present in great numbers

Campaigns this cycle are in this frenzy of numbers, numbers, numbers.

That record numbers among the top ten.

There are infinitely many real numbers between any two distinct real numbers.

Weights must be numbers between 0 and 6.

He produced his beautiful treatment of irrational numbers.

There is strength in numbers, but impotence in singlehandedness.

Add this numbers together and give me the totality.

They averaged out the numbers and got the result 7.

One passenger can have many frequent-flier numbers, and one airline can have many frequent-flier numbers.

Further more, it validates the same conjecture about E,2 and other irrational numbers, and then the author extends the conclusion to all irrational numbers.

But, as I said before that, we have some more quantum numbers, when you solve the Schrodinger equation for psi, these quantum numbers have to be defined.

Some creatures find safety in numbers and travel in flocks, schools or herds.

“Don’t demean the profession” by implying that you can rate teachers with numbers, he says.

This script inserts 4-digit line numbers before every line in the file.

In Chapter 3 we show a flow chart for finding the average of 100 numbers.

Tags in each segment are paired as numbered beginning and ending tags (numbers start from 0).

In this paper gives the calculating formula of separate methods of how to separate positive and even numbers into the sum of several conitinural even numbers, and the way of using it.

If American Jews worry about assimilation depleting their numbers, so much more do the already less numerous Jews of Europe.

The most common bacteria isolated from the conjunctiva are small numbers of coagulase-negative staphylococcus and diphtheroids.

The power of pressure groups is magnified by the indifference of large numbers of Americans to foreign affairs.

Without more rapid progress on developing health systems, large numbers of people will continue to die from mostly preventable diseases.

Size trumps numbers as a crane scatters black-bellied whistling-ducks near a game feeder on a private Texas ranch.

People truly afflicted with asthma-those colorless, servile, obedient, homogenized, herdlike citizens of the totalitarian state-are not found in large numbers in prison.

Without timestamps, you could not effectively sort; without thread IDs and unique numbers, you wouldn't be able to cut things up so neatly.

By modifying the URL, attackers can reverse-engineer the database structure and potentially find users' names, passwords, or even credit card numbers.

The stubbornly poor economic numbers vindicate calls for a slower pace of austerity , says the Labour opposition, led by Ed Miliband.

The invertebrates, populating the seas in ever-increasing numbers,break down into biomass with especially high levels of carbon, which thebacteria cannot absorb well.

Port numbers are a staple of TCP/IP use several application programs may be running on one machine and using a single network interface, TCP needs to keep track of what data goes to which program.

The numbers have become so large that the Chinese government has issued warnings about the effect virtual currency can have on China's financial stability by causing money supply problems, inflation, and avenues for money laundering.

In word processing, a separate set of keys numbered 0 through 9 on a word processor's keyboard that allows easy entry of numbers, aligning them automatically on the decimal point;similar to a calculator key pad.

Second, once the census numbers are in, state legislatures will begin early next year to redraw their internal electoral districts, as well as those for the House of Representatives in Washington, DC.

His manner is almost apologetic: I wish I could bring you less exciting news of the future, but I've looked at the numbers, and this is what they say, so what else can I tell you?

First, the system must be able to read e-mail messages and automatically extract and index information such as proper names, Internet addresses, street addresses, phone numbers, and other significant data. Second, the system must make it very easy for a user to add ad hoc pointers to messages.

"Its use in medicine has declined because of its cost, and its use in consumer goods (to illuminate watch and clock hands and numbers, as well as instrument dials) was halted because it can cause radiation injury. It is still used for some radiography and as a source of neutrons. "

Most current software also takes no notice of context. When a user is struggling with a particularly difficult spreadsheet on a tight deadline, for example, the application offers precisely as much help as it offers when he is noodling with numbers in his spare time.

These are effective interface elements, not only because musicians and producers are familiar with them from hardware, but more importantly because they provide users with more visual and easy-to-comprehend feedback about parameter settings than a long list of numbers, which aren’t that exciting to