cardinalnoun(NUMBER)

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Numbers generally
access code
binary number
C, c
cardinal
contextual variable
continuous variable
control variable
crore
lakh
logarithmically
million
mode
nos.
number
numeral
ordinate
outcome variable
place value
primality
prime number

Examples of ordinal

ordinal
But the preferences are purely ordinal and non-comparable across persons.
Counting realizes a temporal, first-order representation of the ordinal structure of the quantity of such a given set.
The sharp spectral roll-off in this range exaggerates the ordinal error for a fixed abscissa.
Given the different ordinal structures, the statistical analysis that could be undertaken was extremely limited.
The considerably non-normally distributed variables were transformed into ordinal five-category variables, and the rest were treated as continuous variables.
The median (ordinal scale) from observations in each area on each parasite species is shown.
This system scores reaction severity from 0-4 on an ordinal scale with a descriptor for each level.
Such unexpected forms of the ordinal numerals naturally arouse one's curiosity.
These normalizing functions are defined in terms of simpler detourcontraction functions, where only detours of particular ordinal-levels are contracted.
Although payoffs may not have been symmetric, this part of my argument only relies on ordinal utilities.
The criteria can be modelled as (partial) ordinal value spaces that represent parameters such as quality, time, cost, etc.
The effect of syllable length on tokens in onsets and in codas was reversed when we considered the effect of ordinal syllable position on deletion.
This amounts in fact to an additional type of party closeness question, that is, an ordinal type.
Maximum likelihood analysis of raw ordinal data does not directly provide an overall test of goodness-of-fit of the model.
It can combine with various kinds of nominals : common nouns, some proper nouns, adjectives, ordinal numbers, cardinal numbers and demonstratives.
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