Definition of numeration in English:

numeration

noun njuːməˈreɪʃ(ə)nˌn(j)uməˈreɪʃən

mass noun

1The action or process of calculating or assigning a number to something.
计算；编号
Example sentencesExamples
- Of course, one immediately wants to hedge that numeration: the show probably hadn't done its job if you walked out thinking you knew what counted as an art work and who counted as an artist.
- In all those years that the boy learned the decimal system and in all those weeks that he learned the binary, was there no proper time to mention what positional numeration is about?
- The line numeration refers to the lines of the WB prism.
- But why, in general, does mathematics education shy away from placing our decimal numeration into the framework of positional systems?
- Although it first appears to contradict this order, the numeration of the houses is actually based upon it, originating from the two hourly ‘watches’ of Egyptian astronomy.
- The flood victims waited for years for numeration but the ice victims were cared for immediately.
- In the 20th century the limited edition was the norm, with 50 or perhaps 200 impressions being printed, each with numeration and the artist's signature in pencil below.
- Perhaps the most unusual feature of the Laghubhaskariyavivarana is the use of katapayadi numeration as well as the place-value Sanskrit numerals which Sankara Narayana frequently uses.
- Augustine preferred the simple numeration of days - first, second, third - a practice that is kept to this day in the Latin breviary (feria prima, feria secunda, etc.).
- Temple Square is ground zero of the street numeration for Salt Lake City.
- A friends dad was a member of MEnsa, and the sorts of puzzles they set are all ones you would expect people with good numeration skills to be able to solve, so Mensa know exactly what a high IQ means.
- I noticed this morning there seems to be an error in the paragraph numeration.
- Without decimals, Europe would have remained trapped in the cumbrous Roman system of numeration.
- Electronic Communications Service providers offer services for numeration that consist of the conveyance of signals over electronic communications networks.
- However that can't apply because Latin didn't have some of the letters that lead to the numeration involved so the sums can't be like that.
- In some cases, the numeration following the B. subtilis sequence is also included.
- The technical terms systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, mean arterial pressure, etc are clear enough, but, curiously, what should be most objective numeration is least so.
- He attributes this to their clumsy numeration system, a hybrid of the Babylonian sexagesimal system and an additive system in which each letter of the Greek alphabet stood for one value.
- Their numeration is usually described (with some caveats) as being in base 20.
- The numeration of the helices is consistent with the secondary structure indications present in the PDB file.
1. 1.1count noun A method or process of numbering, counting, or computing.
  编号（方式）；计数（方式）；计算（方式）

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin numeratio(n-) 'payment' (in late Latin 'numbering'), from the verb numerare 'to number'.

Definition of numeration in US English:

numeration

nounˌn(j)uməˈreɪʃənˌn(y)o͞oməˈrāSHən

1The action or process of calculating or assigning a number to something.
计算；编号
Example sentencesExamples
- Augustine preferred the simple numeration of days - first, second, third - a practice that is kept to this day in the Latin breviary (feria prima, feria secunda, etc.).
- The technical terms systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, mean arterial pressure, etc are clear enough, but, curiously, what should be most objective numeration is least so.
- Although it first appears to contradict this order, the numeration of the houses is actually based upon it, originating from the two hourly ‘watches’ of Egyptian astronomy.
- In some cases, the numeration following the B. subtilis sequence is also included.
- In the 20th century the limited edition was the norm, with 50 or perhaps 200 impressions being printed, each with numeration and the artist's signature in pencil below.
- The line numeration refers to the lines of the WB prism.
- Their numeration is usually described (with some caveats) as being in base 20.
- In all those years that the boy learned the decimal system and in all those weeks that he learned the binary, was there no proper time to mention what positional numeration is about?
- He attributes this to their clumsy numeration system, a hybrid of the Babylonian sexagesimal system and an additive system in which each letter of the Greek alphabet stood for one value.
- I noticed this morning there seems to be an error in the paragraph numeration.
- Electronic Communications Service providers offer services for numeration that consist of the conveyance of signals over electronic communications networks.
- The numeration of the helices is consistent with the secondary structure indications present in the PDB file.
- Perhaps the most unusual feature of the Laghubhaskariyavivarana is the use of katapayadi numeration as well as the place-value Sanskrit numerals which Sankara Narayana frequently uses.
- Of course, one immediately wants to hedge that numeration: the show probably hadn't done its job if you walked out thinking you knew what counted as an art work and who counted as an artist.
- Without decimals, Europe would have remained trapped in the cumbrous Roman system of numeration.
- Temple Square is ground zero of the street numeration for Salt Lake City.
- However that can't apply because Latin didn't have some of the letters that lead to the numeration involved so the sums can't be like that.
- The flood victims waited for years for numeration but the ice victims were cared for immediately.
- A friends dad was a member of MEnsa, and the sorts of puzzles they set are all ones you would expect people with good numeration skills to be able to solve, so Mensa know exactly what a high IQ means.
- But why, in general, does mathematics education shy away from placing our decimal numeration into the framework of positional systems?
1. 1.1 A method or process of numbering, counting, or computing.
  编号（方式）；计数（方式）；计算（方式）

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin numeratio(n-) ‘payment’ (in late Latin ‘numbering’), from the verb numerare ‘to number’.

词汇	numeration
释义	Definition of numeration in English: numeration noun njuːməˈreɪʃ(ə)nˌn(j)uməˈreɪʃən mass noun 1The action or process of calculating or assigning a number to something. 计算；编号 Example sentencesExamples Of course, one immediately wants to hedge that numeration: the show probably hadn't done its job if you walked out thinking you knew what counted as an art work and who counted as an artist. In all those years that the boy learned the decimal system and in all those weeks that he learned the binary, was there no proper time to mention what positional numeration is about? The line numeration refers to the lines of the WB prism. But why, in general, does mathematics education shy away from placing our decimal numeration into the framework of positional systems? Although it first appears to contradict this order, the numeration of the houses is actually based upon it, originating from the two hourly ‘watches’ of Egyptian astronomy. The flood victims waited for years for numeration but the ice victims were cared for immediately. In the 20th century the limited edition was the norm, with 50 or perhaps 200 impressions being printed, each with numeration and the artist's signature in pencil below. Perhaps the most unusual feature of the Laghubhaskariyavivarana is the use of katapayadi numeration as well as the place-value Sanskrit numerals which Sankara Narayana frequently uses. Augustine preferred the simple numeration of days - first, second, third - a practice that is kept to this day in the Latin breviary (feria prima, feria secunda, etc.). Temple Square is ground zero of the street numeration for Salt Lake City. A friends dad was a member of MEnsa, and the sorts of puzzles they set are all ones you would expect people with good numeration skills to be able to solve, so Mensa know exactly what a high IQ means. I noticed this morning there seems to be an error in the paragraph numeration. Without decimals, Europe would have remained trapped in the cumbrous Roman system of numeration. Electronic Communications Service providers offer services for numeration that consist of the conveyance of signals over electronic communications networks. However that can't apply because Latin didn't have some of the letters that lead to the numeration involved so the sums can't be like that. In some cases, the numeration following the B. subtilis sequence is also included. The technical terms systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, mean arterial pressure, etc are clear enough, but, curiously, what should be most objective numeration is least so. He attributes this to their clumsy numeration system, a hybrid of the Babylonian sexagesimal system and an additive system in which each letter of the Greek alphabet stood for one value. Their numeration is usually described (with some caveats) as being in base 20. The numeration of the helices is consistent with the secondary structure indications present in the PDB file. 1.1count noun A method or process of numbering, counting, or computing. 编号（方式）；计数（方式）；计算（方式） Origin Late Middle English: from Latin numeratio(n-) 'payment' (in late Latin 'numbering'), from the verb numerare 'to number'. Definition of numeration in US English: numeration nounˌn(j)uməˈreɪʃənˌn(y)o͞oməˈrāSHən 1The action or process of calculating or assigning a number to something. 计算；编号 Example sentencesExamples Augustine preferred the simple numeration of days - first, second, third - a practice that is kept to this day in the Latin breviary (feria prima, feria secunda, etc.). The technical terms systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, mean arterial pressure, etc are clear enough, but, curiously, what should be most objective numeration is least so. Although it first appears to contradict this order, the numeration of the houses is actually based upon it, originating from the two hourly ‘watches’ of Egyptian astronomy. In some cases, the numeration following the B. subtilis sequence is also included. In the 20th century the limited edition was the norm, with 50 or perhaps 200 impressions being printed, each with numeration and the artist's signature in pencil below. The line numeration refers to the lines of the WB prism. Their numeration is usually described (with some caveats) as being in base 20. In all those years that the boy learned the decimal system and in all those weeks that he learned the binary, was there no proper time to mention what positional numeration is about? He attributes this to their clumsy numeration system, a hybrid of the Babylonian sexagesimal system and an additive system in which each letter of the Greek alphabet stood for one value. I noticed this morning there seems to be an error in the paragraph numeration. Electronic Communications Service providers offer services for numeration that consist of the conveyance of signals over electronic communications networks. The numeration of the helices is consistent with the secondary structure indications present in the PDB file. Perhaps the most unusual feature of the Laghubhaskariyavivarana is the use of katapayadi numeration as well as the place-value Sanskrit numerals which Sankara Narayana frequently uses. Of course, one immediately wants to hedge that numeration: the show probably hadn't done its job if you walked out thinking you knew what counted as an art work and who counted as an artist. Without decimals, Europe would have remained trapped in the cumbrous Roman system of numeration. Temple Square is ground zero of the street numeration for Salt Lake City. However that can't apply because Latin didn't have some of the letters that lead to the numeration involved so the sums can't be like that. The flood victims waited for years for numeration but the ice victims were cared for immediately. A friends dad was a member of MEnsa, and the sorts of puzzles they set are all ones you would expect people with good numeration skills to be able to solve, so Mensa know exactly what a high IQ means. But why, in general, does mathematics education shy away from placing our decimal numeration into the framework of positional systems? 1.1 A method or process of numbering, counting, or computing. 编号（方式）；计数（方式）；计算（方式） Origin Late Middle English: from Latin numeratio(n-) ‘payment’ (in late Latin ‘numbering’), from the verb numerare ‘to number’.
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