- A
number is a
mathematical object used to count, measure, and label. The most
basic examples are the
natural numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, and so forth. Numbers...
-
United States Numbered Highway System (often
called U.S.
Routes or U.S. Highways) is an
integrated network of
roads and
highways numbered within a nationwide...
- in BC, Canada), and
negative numbered streets (i.e, "−1st", "−2nd", etc.) are
extraordinarily rare.
Fractional numbered streets exist in some places,...
-
numbered notation, i.e. it is not
possible to mix the
numbered notation with a Western-style
score in the same file. It was
possible to add
numbered notation...
- that is
either numbered or
maintained by a sub-national
state or province. A road
numbered by a
state or
province falls below numbered national highways...
-
natural number that
follows 41 and
precedes 43. 42 is a
pronic number, an
abundant number as well as a
highly abundant number, a
practical number, an admirable...
- The
International Standard Book
Number (ISBN) is a
numeric commercial book
identifier that is
intended to be unique.
Publishers purchase or
receive ISBNs...
- English.
Particular dialects of Old and
Middle English also
developed into a
number of
other Anglic languages,
including Scots and the
extinct Fingallian and...
-
outside the box" –
often helps to find the solution. Cross-figures or
cross number puzzles Dyson numbers Four
fours KenKen Water pouring puzzle The monkey...
- month, the
number of
pairs of
rabbits is
equal to the
number of
mature pairs (that is, the
number of
pairs in
month n – 2) plus the
number of
pairs alive...
