cardinallyの例文

• They may not pay off every kopeck, but this issue must be cardinally resolved over May and June,
• "Law-enforcement bodies have failed to cardinally change the crime rate in the country, " he said.
• This is mostly because educated Filipinos were taught to count English numbers cardinally, thus it carried over to their style of reading dates.
• Every affine transformation is monotone; hence, if two functions are cardinally equivalent they are also ordinally equivalent, but not vice versa.
• In 2004 & ndash; 2005 In UAOC-Sobornopravna in the USA took place the events that changed cardinally the status of UAOC-Sobornopravna in Ukraine.
• "Law-enforcement bodies have failed to cardinally change the crime rate in the country, " he said, according to the Interfax news agency.
• In addition, the most fundamental feature is a four-sided rectangular enclosure, that is, structures with walls that are formed at right angles and oriented cardinally.
• "We often talk about not enough laws or laws that aren't strong enough, but I wouldn't hope that just because we adopt a law the situation will cardinally change, " Kovalyov said.
• They would not necessarily completely deny gradual variation, but claim that cardinally new  body plans come into being as a result of saltations ( sudden, discontinuous and crucial changes, for example, the series of macromutations ).
• :Imaginary numbers are neither ordinal numbers nor cardinal numbers, so it wouldn't make sense to describe a dimension ( which are described either ordinally or cardinally, depending on the semantics used ) using an imaginary number.
• The military date notation is similar to the date notation in British English but is read cardinally ( e . g . " Nineteen July " ) rather than ordinally ( e . g . " The nineteenth of July " ).
• The reason for its irrelevance is that maximizing the expected value of utility u ( c ) = ( 1-e ^ {-a c } ) / a gives the same result for the choice variable as does maximizing the expected value of u ( c ) =-e ^ {-a c } / a; since expected values of utility ( as opposed to the utility function itself ) are interpreted cardinally, the range and sign of the expected utility values are of no significance.