| In an average year, the impacts are numerable, with networks and centres funding 4100 researchers and HQP, launching eight spin-off companies, filing 105 patents, and negotiating 34 licenses. |
| There is a harsh, lonely element that runs through much of the IAS material, droning passages, a juxtaposition of numerable repetitious melodies. |
| Thabit's concept of number follows that of Plato and he argues that numbers exist, whether someone knows them or not, and they are separate from numerable things. |
| Public parks, town squares, stately houses along with international exhibition venues host numerable historic vehicle events each year. |
| By this he did not mean simply that all things were numerable, or that number belonged to them as a predicate. |
| In this one man show, he potrays St. Francis the Jester, the Pope and numerable smaller roles on the side. |
