Pronunciation of the English word numbers.
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1. | Numbers that can be expressed as fractions of two whole numbers are called rational numbers. | |
2. | I have to -- oh God oh great -- remember such a string of numbers, great famous Archimedes, help the suffering, give him the power, let him recite by heart those famous, and yet for us irritating, ah, numbers of Ludolph! | |
3. | Some countries use ordinal numbers to count millennia, whereas others count them using cardinal numbers. | |
4. | The most critical conversations and discussions in life involve numbers in context rather than raw numbers. | |
5. | The set of real numbers is uncountable, and, therefore, it's larger than the set of rational numbers. | |
6. | Prime numbers are capable of generating the rest of the numbers. | |
7. | Prime numbers are like life; they are completely logical, but impossible to find the rules for, even if you spend all your time thinking about it. | |
8. | My mother prefers the arbitrary selection of the lottery machines over my lucky numbers. | |
9. | Odd numbers alternate with even ones. | |
10. | School systems have to cope with changing numbers of pupils. |