Definition of numerically in English:

numerically

adverb njuːˈmɛrɪk(ə)lin(j)uˈmɛrək(ə)li

By means of or with respect to numbers.
volumes were calculated numerically
numerically superior troops made large territorial gains
Example sentencesExamples
- Numerically superior nationalist troops made large territorial gains.
- We can often engage a numerically superior enemy and still win.
- We are a numerically small nation and are in desperate need of trading and economic alliances.
- The formula is easy to evaluate numerically.
- The risk was numerically small.
- The files were arranged numerically in one single running number sequence.
- Numerically, these churches are in a minority.
- Each performance gets scored numerically for accuracy.
- Numerically controlled machine tools were developed, programmed to shape metal to an accuracy of less than a thousandth of an inch.
- Later in the war, when the infantry was numerically inferior, it came to rely more on the artillery.

Definition of numerically in US English:

numerically

adverbn(y)o͞oˈmerək(ə)lēn(j)uˈmɛrək(ə)li

By means of or with respect to numbers.
volumes were calculated numerically
numerically superior troops made large territorial gains
Example sentencesExamples
- Numerically controlled machine tools were developed, programmed to shape metal to an accuracy of less than a thousandth of an inch.
- We are a numerically small nation and are in desperate need of trading and economic alliances.
- Numerically superior nationalist troops made large territorial gains.
- The files were arranged numerically in one single running number sequence.
- Numerically, these churches are in a minority.
- We can often engage a numerically superior enemy and still win.
- The risk was numerically small.
- Each performance gets scored numerically for accuracy.
- Later in the war, when the infantry was numerically inferior, it came to rely more on the artillery.
- The formula is easy to evaluate numerically.

单词	numerically
释义	Definition of numerically in English: numerically adverb njuːˈmɛrɪk(ə)lin(j)uˈmɛrək(ə)li By means of or with respect to numbers. volumes were calculated numerically numerically superior troops made large territorial gains Example sentencesExamples Numerically superior nationalist troops made large territorial gains. We can often engage a numerically superior enemy and still win. We are a numerically small nation and are in desperate need of trading and economic alliances. The formula is easy to evaluate numerically. The risk was numerically small. The files were arranged numerically in one single running number sequence. Numerically, these churches are in a minority. Each performance gets scored numerically for accuracy. Numerically controlled machine tools were developed, programmed to shape metal to an accuracy of less than a thousandth of an inch. Later in the war, when the infantry was numerically inferior, it came to rely more on the artillery. Definition of numerically in US English: numerically adverbn(y)o͞oˈmerək(ə)lēn(j)uˈmɛrək(ə)li By means of or with respect to numbers. volumes were calculated numerically numerically superior troops made large territorial gains Example sentencesExamples Numerically controlled machine tools were developed, programmed to shape metal to an accuracy of less than a thousandth of an inch. We are a numerically small nation and are in desperate need of trading and economic alliances. Numerically superior nationalist troops made large territorial gains. The files were arranged numerically in one single running number sequence. Numerically, these churches are in a minority. We can often engage a numerically superior enemy and still win. The risk was numerically small. Each performance gets scored numerically for accuracy. Later in the war, when the infantry was numerically inferior, it came to rely more on the artillery. The formula is easy to evaluate numerically.
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