numerical
આંકડાકીય
definition
adjective
the lists are in numerical order
of, relating to, or expressed as a number or numbers.
translation of 'numerical'
સંખ્યાત્મક
adjective
સંખ્યાવાચક
example
The Incas had developed a method of recording 'numerical' information which did not require writing.
The paper is the first to consider the roots of an equation as abstract quantities rather than having 'numerical' values.
Thomas Simpson is best remembered for his work on interpolation and 'numerical' methods of integration.
This allowed him to correlate the intervals of the musical scale with simple 'numerical' ratios.
He also made contributions to analytic number theory, Diophantine analysis and 'numerical' functions.
Jacks, queens and kings have no 'numerical' value; they cannot capture or be captured by addition.
Fortunately it is possible to write computer programmes which can find 'numerical' solutions to these equations.
The 'numerical' charge equality between 3 quarks and an electron cannot be a coincidence.
And where a theorem may present some problem, he may always look down to the 'numerical' examples for help.
Does it even make sense to assign a 'numerical' value to something as subjective as wine?
He distinguished between these structures using 'numerical' invariants based on the Todd polynomials.
He enjoyed numerical calculations and spent many happy hours doing 'numerical' work on his calculating machine.
It is series such as these that your pocket calculator uses to calculate 'numerical' values.
During the hearing of evidence and submissions, attempts were made to put some 'numerical' values to these factors.
He also gave 'numerical' tables which would help gunners find the correct elevation of their guns to give the required range.
In 1940 Wilkinson began war work which involved mathematical and 'numerical' work on ballistics.
Her work is on 'numerical' General Relativity, supervised by Dr John Stewart.
I have seen all the numbers on car licence plates, in 'numerical' order.
An approximate 'numerical' solution was then found by interpolation in trigonometric tables.
To solve this equation Guo used a 'numerical' method similar to Horner's method.
Faced with such a result, most 'numerically' minded citizens will nod appreciatively and move on to something else.
Thereby, the simulation algorithm 'numerically' solves a complex stochastic equation of motion.
The only way to compute complete trajectories was to integrate the differential equations 'numerically' .
Well, this is a problem I think, because we analyse fractals 'numerically' .
The important innovation which is incorporated in most of these problems is that they reduce to a cubic equation which Wang solves 'numerically' .
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