The cumbersome syntax for Num operations can be alleviated thanks to the camlp4 syntax extension called Delimited overloading:

You can either type your data into this form - which is what I did in this instance - or you can import data from an Excel or Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet or from a Delimited ASCII file.

Such differences are less important than what is being delimited.

You'll note that the first image is delimited by ones.

However, it was not until 1500 that its borders were delimited.

It's very important, because delimits the court, and lets the game to be longer.

The name is delimited from the value by an equals sign.

The former delimits the activity involved, the latter the number of participants.

The local authorities recently delimited the area around the mosque.

Freud delimited these more than some analysts have done since.

"Once we have a sense in the next three or four weeks of where he is, there are various dimensions to delimit it."

That will be an argument outside the range delimited by these definitions.

This group is a little more difficult to delimit.

It was used to for calculating an area delimited by curves.

These criteria may include a period of time and will often delimit a particular geographic region.

The whole logo was again delimited by a black rectangle.

This constituency is delimited in the year 2008 and it consists of the following areas.

Only a portion of the border is delimited through agreements.

Before that, we must first delimit the area we are to consider.

A bay delimiting the city center extends for more than seven kilometers.

Selective coding delimits the study, which makes it move fast.

The protected perimeter of the area was delimited in two stages.

Felix stared at them, too delimited with their very existence to speak.

The boundaries of the park are not well delimited.

Pieces are positioned at the intersection of the lines and not inside the areas delimited by them.

The first segment is the portion that has already been delimited through treaty.

A region of the voice which is defined or delimited by vocal breaks.