例句與造句

1. The ontological credentials of an arithmos are exactly those of its constituent units.
2. The ancient Greek notion of number ( " arithmos " ) is of a finite plurality composed of units.
3. The term " noumeros " ( transliterated from, in Greek also translated as " arithmos " ) was itself a common term for a regular military unit of indeterminate size used in Late Antiquity.
4. Indeed, in so far as Geometry does rely on the notion of arithmos  it does so even in defining triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons etc ., but more exigently in some Propositions, e . g ..
5. The central thesis of his work " Greek Mathematical Thought and the Origin of Algebra " is that the modern concept of mathematics is based on the symbolic interpretation of the Greek concept of number ( " arithmos " ).
6. It's difficult to find arithmos in a sentence. 用arithmos造句挺難的
7. The third of Mayberry s core philosophical doctrines is that definitions made, properties defined, and arguments constructed using the quantifies  For all and  There exist are only intelligible, as statements of objective fact, if the scope of each quantifier is restricted to a definite arithmos.
8. The " Noumeroi " ranked among the imperial " Vigla " or " Arithmos ", a cavalry unit which accompanied the emperor on campaign, and another infantry unit under the Count or Domestic of the Walls ( " kom
   s / domestikos ton teichM
   n " ).
9. Complementing his view on Euclidean Arithmetic Mayberry takes the view that, just as an alternative Geometries were created by denying Euclid s axiom of parallels, an alternative Arithmetic is created by denying Common Notion 5 and affirming the existence of at least one arithmos for which the whole can be put in 1-1 correspondence with a part.
10. The "'Number of the Beast "'(, " Arithmos tou Th
    riou " ) is a term in the Book of Revelation, of the New Testament, that is associated with the oldest preserved manuscript, as well as other ancient sources like " Codex Ephraemi Rescriptus ", the Number of the Beast is "'616 "'( ), not 666.
11. The descriptions of the armament of the " heavy-armed infantrymen " are equally terse . " The men of each arithmos or tagma, " the Strategikon tells us, " should have shields of the same color, Herulian swords, lances, helmets with small plumes and tassels on top and on the cheek plates-at least the first men in the file should have these-slings, and lead-pointed darts.
12. It is not however the task of the mathematician to investigate or speculate whether things falling into a species  such as clouds in the sky, shades of red, human emotional states, men of the 22nd century  are sufficiently clearly individuated to constitute units of possible arithmoi or whether the boundaries of pluralities of things  e . g . should we count centaurs and mermaids as falling into the species  human kind ? is it exactly determined when shades of red end and shades of purple begin ?-are sufficiently clearly delineated as to constitute an arithmos.