| The relation-number of a relation is the class whose members are all those relations which are ordinally similar to it. |
| Results indicate that subjective risk perception is ordinally and systematically related to objective values. |
| The very system of multitudinal quantities themselves consists in their being ordinally arranged. |
| It is a slim book, the largest part of which contains a list of two hundred albums, ranked ordinally according to the weighted crunch of forty-seven ten ten lists. |
| These animals are at least ordinally distinct from us in those grades of groups in which naturalists arrange animals. |
| Health is only ordinally observed, so this normalization is without loss of generality. |
