numerical value

collocation in English

meanings of numericaland value

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numerical
adjective
uk /njuːˈmer.ɪ.kəl/ us /nuːˈmer.ɪ.kəl/
involving or expressed ...
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value
noun
uk /ˈvæl.juː/ us /ˈvæl.juː/
the amount of money that can be received ...
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Examples of numerical value

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Similarly, one cannot provide a numericalvalue for the benefits of having an organization where employees truly understand the organization's strategy, vision and goals.
The numericalvalue is used to rank the goodness of a candidate individual.
Whenever one employs a numericalvalue to describe a continuously variable physical property, one is imposing an instantaneous value on this property.
From these results it was possible to deduce a rough numericalvalue for the effective conductivity due to turbulence.
The numericalvalue of the placeholder will be entered later in a data statement.
The corresponding expression in the dielectric theory is 1 (0) = 16 5 with numericalvalue 1 (0) = 0.121.
The total numericalvalue of a word must be nine.
Neither of these have a known 'numericalvalue'.
Needless to say, whatever the mathematical function, forgetting is certainly not biologically implemented as the decrement of a numericalvalue.
When a numericalvalue is required, we use = 5/3, the value for a monatomic ideal gas.
The subject's answers receive a numericalvalue, which, after being coded, is ranked on a scale of 0 (worst) to 100 (best).
Determining a numericalvalue for the benefits is difficult and not possible with the available data.
These computations can be simply repeated for any other numericalvalue of d corresponding to the particular dam that must be investigated.
Terms 4 and 2+2 are treated as not unifiable despite having the same numericalvalue.
The numericalvalue for our example is in atomic units = 1.128.
After generation 0, the perturbable numericalvalue may be perturbed.
Figure 5.2 shows the error in the numericalvalue for the output functional u(10).
Factors that were not included among the top five were assigned a numericalvalue of zero.
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