numerically
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4.1
- adverb
- /njuːˈmɛrɪkli/
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numéricamente
- The survey showed that, numerically, the majority preferred online learning.
- numerically controlled
- numerically superior
- numerically controlled machines
We actually have a chart kind of showing us numerically where these flows are occurring.
- We actually have a chart kind of showing us numerically where these flows are occurring.
- And they allow you to find algorithms to solve this numerically and fairly efficiently.
- Not easy, but numerically very likely.
- And Yep, hint, it is numerically the same amount of matches I had gotten.
- The inner and the inner here numerically would be expressed differently in in the outer.
- This takes more time than it would if you just simply cut down the candidate pool in numerically.
- The idea that you would have to achieve a common mind you, you can't vote numerically to order people to do something that endangers them.
- But generally speaking, these are discreet questions that numerically or quantitatively tap our general theories of people.
Examples
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Most indigenous groups are numerically small and politically weak.
Academic text (2011) -
But I'm assuming that the defined-benefit group is numerically much greater than the other groups, right?
Blog text (13) -
Not easy, but numerically very likely.
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We actually have a chart kind of showing us numerically where these flows are occurring.
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Each student's interview responses were numerically coded so pre- and post-interview data could be compared.
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We thus define union organizing numerically in terms of collectivities, affiliation, and action.
Academic text (1999) -
In the 1980s, they surpassed the creoles as the numerically dominant ethnic group.
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Then, we counted them numerically and reported their numbers as neutral assessments of truth (Blount, 1995).
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We describe the algorithms and architectural approach to produce high-performance codes for numerically intensive computations.
Academic text (1994) -
Higher order kinematics (velocities and accelerations) were calculated numerically using a Lagrangian 5-point differentiation algorithm.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
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6.3
In a way that uses numbers to measure or show something
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6.3
In a way you can measure
How Numerical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Numerically comes from the Latin root numer- meaning 'number', and you can see the same root in English words like number and numeral. So numerically means 'in terms of numbers' or 'by numbers'.