numerically

Numerically, the great advantage of the deal goes to the American side.

However, numerically the number of women could be more in developing countries.

Instead, how about having a staff more numerically reflective of the population?

A key idea was that data could be coded numerically.

The model is then evolved numerically up to the age of the Sun.

As such it was - numerically - the most important tank of the war.

And the advantage, numerically at least, was still with the enemy.

"One way is to look at it numerically," he said.

We are superior to the enemy numerically in the west.

The new run has so far produced seven issues but because the first was an "Issue 0" it is numerically only up to six.

Eventually, however, the church, which was never numerically strong, dissolved.

"This is not about setting a target numerically," he said.

Numerically, the odds were all in their favor; but really they had no chance.

In practice, the initial value problem is often solved numerically.

Again, the difference of three millimeters may not seem like much numerically.

It was the newcomers, though, who soon came to be numerically dominant.

Numerically, this year's vote of 13.7 million was the largest ever for the Conservatives.

The estimates do not have a closed form and must be obtained numerically.

These two scales are numerically similar over their range of validity.

Furthermore, he estimated a value for S numerically at 1.

In some cases, a special program for entering machine language numerically was provided.

So this means the two scales equals numerically at every point.

The projects may then be ranked numerically by merit number.

"That there is numerically one and the same intellect for all humans".

Numerically, the number of single page websites was approximately 14.91 million.