### magnitude | amount | number:

Odd number
* Every odd number is the sum of three primes.
* alternate with even numbers.
* are yang, even numbers are yin.
* don t count.
* increase in a counterclockwise direction.
* refers to setting prices just below even dollars.

Ordinal number
* are adjectives used to organize persons and things into a sequence or order
  - numbers
  - the simplest set of all and are sometimes called the empty set or the null set
* follow the pattern of cardinal numbers.
* refer to position relative to an ordering, as first, second, third, etc.
* tell the position of something in an ordered set
  - or order of objects

Page number
* are artificial conventions
  - attributes of book layout that have nothing integral to do with the text
  - in numerals
* field code.
* refer to the numbers which appear on each leaf in the collection.
* refer to the page in the text where the data are presented
  - upon which the work begins
  - pages on which the articles appear in the printed Chronicle
* represent the page numbers in the actual yearbook.

Pagination
* are numbers
  - part of pages
* is continuous throughout the year.
* refers to the number of pages in a book.

### magnitude | amount | number:

Positive number
* All positive numbers represent the number of unit spacings that the pen is held down.
* Every positive number has a logarithm
  - two square roots
* are intuitive in that they are merely the base two representation of the number
  - more than zero and negative numbers are less than zero
  - pressure falls Pressure falls are very important in short term forecasting
* indicate locations east of the prime meridian
  - north of the equator
* mean the sun is towards the motor end.
* moves number upwards in vertical direction and to the left in horizontal direction.
* represent hydrophilic regions, whereas negative numbers denote hydrophobic areas.
* signify hydrophobic regions with more hydrophobic regions having higher values.

Random number
* All random numbers are non-negative integers.
* are useful in many contexts in programming.
* fall mainly in the planes.

Scale factor
* are multipliers.
* ratio of actual and principal scales.

Sequence number
* are the unique series of numbers that identify a course.
* counter that is maintained by the system.
* is used to detect inserted or lost cells.
+ Serial number: Numbers
  * Sequence numbers are almost always non-negative, and typically start at zero or one.

Shorebird number
* continue to be quite high but diversity was low.
* peak once again during the early fall migrations.

Smaller number
* refer to even smaller books.
+ Kharijite: Islamic denominations
  * This movement has no followers today. At first they accepted the rule of Ali, but rejected him to later support the view that Abu Bakr, and his successors were the rightful Caliphs. The only group of Kharijites that still exists are the Ibadi. The Ibadi do not consider themselves to be Kharijite. Most Ibadis live in Oman. Smaller numbers live in Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Zanzibar.

Triangular number
* Some triangular numbers have close family ties.
* are numbers that can be arranged in a triangle
  - of the form where n positive integer

### magnitude | amount | number:

Whole number
* Every whole number rational number, because any whole number can be written as a fraction.
* are all positive real numbers starting with zero
  - also integers
  - the natural numbers , but whole numbers always include zero
+ Natural number
  * Natural numbers', also called 'counting numbers', are the numbers used for counting things. The special number zero is sometimes considered a natural number. Examples of natural numbers can be seen in the box on the right. Whole numbers are the natural numbers, but whole numbers always include zero.
+ Real number, Different types of real numbers: Number theory
  * These include both positive and negative numbers. Whole numbers are also integers.