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Number
* All numbers corresponding to a fractional part of the whole circle belong to one cycle or another.
* All numbers have a factor of one since one multiplied by any number equals that number
  - two digits to the right of the decimal point
  - refer to the amount of bits
  - represent the percentage of a given element by mass
  - seem to be composed of certain other numbers called primes
* Any number divided by itself equals one , except if that number is zero.
* Any number is either a part or parts of any number, the less of the greater
  - prime or is measured by some prime number
  - multiplied by zero equals zero
* Every number comes before infinity
  - has a square and a square root
  - is equal to itself
* Learn to count in Hebrew.
* Most numbers are divided by numbers
  - depend on environmental conditions
  - have a unit
  - seem to refer to the number of soldiers a lord or officer commanded
  - start out as a binary numbers or a number in base two
* Multiplying complex numbers is the same as multiplying polynomials.
* Some numbers are odd, but all odd things are numbers
  - contribute to male mate success
  - correspond to energy levels
  - reflect different perceptions of the state of things in America
  - resonate through the human psyche and have meanings beyond their quantitative value
* Use words to express numbers smaller than ten or at the beginning of a sentence.
* Write numbers from zero to nine as words.
* actually have names well beyond trillions.
* also have a meaning in the structure of the sound material
  - significant meanings to gang members
* apply to the absolute, but musical notes change from moment to moment.
* are a tool for modeling
  - transcended characteristic of reality
  - very important part of our everyday lives
  - abstract objects
* are also important when it comes to open heart surgeries
  - in the phonetic alphabet
  - objects that can be considered in sets
* are always a part of divination
  - in hexadecimal
  - amounts
  - an important part of daily lives
  - average numbers of animals on each farm
* are both a universal language and a means of quantifying relationships
  - the nails and the rails which hold together the train tracks of karma
  - by definition themselves a language, and therefore computers are communicators
  - companies
  - decimals
  - different from character strings in values
  - distinct from one another
  - equal to their numerical value
  - especially interesting in that an integer rational and a real complex
  - expressions, whose value or meaning is the number itself
  - fundamental to the study of mathematics and science
  - fundamentally devoid of self-existent inherent 'Platonic' existence
  - important because they lend credence to preconceived notions
* are important in aviculture
  - influencing decisions
* are important to any institution
  - having a working knowledge of the Bible
  - our everyday life
  - in kilobytes
  - indicators of where people want to be - on local, state and national configurations
  - information
  - integer or real constants
  - intellectual witnesses that belong only to mankind
  - items
* are located in calculations
  - equations
  - offices
  - phone books
  - statistics
  - stores
  - telephone books
  - merchandise
  - merely properties of objects like color, texture, etc
  - money
  - numeric values
  - often hard to come by in the world of religion
  - part of scales
  - parts of speech
  - positive identification
  - quantitative symbols and are therefore used to signify magnitudes
  - quantities
* are real and tangible things
  - variable
  - relative to one another
  - resident births occurring in North Carolina hospitals
  - roughly equivalent throughout the industrialized western world
  - scalars
  - signs
  - sometimes significant in the Scriptures
  - symbols of transformations, of cycles within the world of nature and spirit
* are the blueprint that determines the shape of atoms and the structure of molecules
  - building blocks of life
  - closest thing humans have to a cultural universal
  - cornerstone of both art and science
  - driving force behind policy decisions
  - entire basis of science and mathematics
  - first language the computer learned
  - fuel of the markets
  - highest degree of knowledge
* are the language of business
  - public policy
  - mean of five or six observations
  - means for the kernel to recognize the devices
  - one true universal language
  - only thing that computers understand
  - path to truth
  - simplest and the most uni- versal linguistic invariants
  - universal language of the infinite
  - truly the universal language of our world and beyond
  - uniform units, all the same, with ordinal names for a mere few
  - used for math
* are used to refer to individual specimens
  - study how the world works
  - when things are measured
  - usually integers
  - very important to lots of human beings, especially men
* are, in essence, symbols of other things.
* become the measure of goodness.
* can also be negative.
* can be any non-negative real number
  - in decimal or hex
  - organic
* can be positive or negative
  - zero only
  - become more important than people
  - create political communities out of people who share some trait that has been counted
  - exist as independent values, or they can be used in formulas to calculate other values
  - often provide more precision than words and are commonly used in scientific papers
  - speak louder than words
  - take on symbolic meaning
* constitute the only universal language.
* correspond to numbers on price list.
* count for the environment
  - in numerous ways
* count, especially when influencing public policy.
* decimal number used to name the stipple in the stipple fields of style lines.
* decline over decades
  - past decades
* define how many lines can be drawn around it.
* depend on conditions.
  - factors
  - the availability of running water and on water temperature
  - various factors
  - wetland conditions
* desig- nate the order of differentiation of the particular areas.
* display in scientific notation.
* do exist, in fact they are the only things which exist.
* equal their squares.
* evaluate to themselves and use integer and real math.
* exist only in the mind.
* fall into a sequence, just as life sequence of cycles.
* find continual shelter under stones.
* following decimal points are whole numbers.
* have causes - the algorithms that perform the operations on the sets
  - no relationship to nuisances
  - significance
  - special significance
  - the advantage of extending on into infinity
* hook up to create the patterns of the universe.
* identify the most conspicuous stars, in descending order of brightness.
* increase sequentially eastward and letters advance alphabetically northward.
* is an amount
  - another profitable type of gambling
  - called numbers because they counted the people
  - important, especially in widely used constructions
  - number of tows processed per category
  - power
  - pressure in GPa
* is the number of CDs with sample tracks
  - ORFs in each size range
  - bytes occupied by the instruction
  - product of the human mind
  - ruler of forms and ideas, and the cause of gods and demons
  - year, month, day, orbit, half-hour of day
* juggling is the goal of juggling as many objects as possible.
* lack the power to stir souls.
* laid by any particular species can vary from a few single eggs to many thousands.
* marking on nouns is an inflectional category that languages apparently can do without.
* mean different things to different people.
* means census, counting.
* multiplied by four are always even.
* play an important role because the scale of the energy needed to keep out society is huge.
* positive integer, which was assigned to the leaf.
* possess a dual nature and can represent either a positive or a negative force.
* property of mainly nouns and verbs, and it is expressed by means of different endings.
* provide a code for uniquely identifying objects
  - specific information
  - specifications
* refer to adults who use the Internet weekly in business and at home
  - dollar amounts
  - households
  - serial numbers of individual instruments
* refer to the number of sites sampled
  - order in which vortices appear in the storm
  - thickness values
* refers to the singular or plural nature of a word
  - whether the noun is singular or plural
* replace intellect.
* represent age in days.
* represent the frequency distribution of taxa for each category
  - positions of the amino acids
  - pulse of life and are considered sacred
  - quantity of empty squares between pieces on a row
* represents any positive integer
  - mean of the reaction on three plants
* show up as fractions.
* translate into power.
* used by economists have entirely different meanings from numbers used by nuclear physicists.
* usually refers to the number of individuals present.
* vary according to seasons and general energy.
+ Equality (mathematics): Mathematics :: Geometry
  * In geometry, the word congruence is often preferred. Numbers are equal, geometrical objects are congruent. Two shapes are congruent if one can be moved or rotated so that it fits exactly where the other one is. If you have to shrink or enlarge one of the two objects, they are not congruent.
+ NATO phonetic alphabet, Alphabet: Writing systems :: Aviation :: Military :: Flags
  * Numbers are also in the phonetic alphabet. The English numbers 0 through 8 are written and spoken the same. The number 9 is written the same, but it is pronounced 'niner'.
  * Numbers are also used for other things besides counting. Numbers are used when things are measured. Numbers are used to study how the world works. Mathematics is a way to use numbers to learn about the world and make things. The study of the rules of the natural world is called science. The work that uses numbers to make things is called engineering.
+ Sequence analysis, Score, Rough totals: DNA :: Molecular biology :: Evolutionary biology
  * As of December 2012, whole genome analysis has been completed on about 800 to 900 living species and strains of species. Numbers are approximate, and changing. Search for details on specific genomes by organism name and strain.
+ Zero, Arithmetic with zero: Integers
  * Any number divided by zero has no answer
  - The place of zero as a number