| We understand that sets have a cardinality, that is, that collections have a number associated with them and it doesn't really matter what the members of that set are. |
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| The attributes of these classes can be expanded to include associations and cardinality. |
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| The max cardinality of an argument pin must be the same as for the represented Attribute. |
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| It is the combination of cardinality and elements that give us the twelve combinations evidenced in the astrological signs. |
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| Taurus sun signs are symbolized by the bull and as you might imagine, are of fixed cardinality. |
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| Similarly, an eliminative structuralist account of real analysis and Euclidean geometry requires a background ontology whose cardinality is at least that of the continuum. |
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| This rules take the cardinality of the association into account. |
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| The abstract concept of numbers consists of two major components, cardinality and ordinality. |
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| Furthermore, the distinction between cardinality and ordinality has been relatively unimportant in previous empirical studies. |
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| Obviously, whether a given set supports such a measure depends only on its cardinality, so it is natural to define a cardinal κ to be measurable if all sets of cardinality κ support a measure of this sort. |
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| Indexing can be performed dynamically for an attribute which has low cardinality constraint to provide better performance. |
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| More generally, to assume that any cardinality is represented in the scale of aleph numbers is to assume in particular that any set can be well-ordered. |
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| Note that the cardinality of such relations may vary between nullary, unary, and n-ary. |
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| In particular, we want to construct subspace codes with high cardinality and low decoding complexity, and improve the reliability of multi-source networks. |
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| It is an easy theorem of ZFCU that all sets have a definite cardinality. |
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