class number

You will find the appropriate class number in the subject index.

An increasingly affluent middle class numbers 45 million and growing.

The first graduating class numbered only seven students in 1903.

He started to enroll female students and increased the class number to 8.

That ought to be easy for you to remember, as it's your class number."

There is a formula for r in the section on class numbers below.

It can even be personalized with the instructor's name, school and class number on the cover.

For certain subjects, when appropriate, class numbers may be considerably smaller.

The following digits were borrowed from their previous class numbers.

The class numbers average between 60 and 90 boys and girls a year.

The following list details the correspondence between class number and graduation date.

Class numbers were the number of the first engine built in the class.

Coleman's first class numbered 14, but later classes sometimes exceeded 70 students.

Library of Congress class numbers are also attached to some headings.

Given a number field, the class number is often difficult to compute.

This section explains the relation between class number and graduation date.

Well, we can forget about retired pay, and our class numbers at the Point no longer matter.'

Thus when the user input a search term, a class number would be retrieved.

Following the end of the Korean War, class numbers reduced to four.

Despite having a growing middle class numbering over 35 million, a large portion of the country's population remains poor.

Since graduates are usually identified by class number, the year in which they graduated is not immediately obvious.

You must not look for the book until you reach the shelf carrying its class number.

In 1931, the first graduating class numbered three students.

However, this approach was not maintained, and the production types were allocated standard class numbers.

The first graduating class numbered 729 cadets, 180 having washed out.