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What is the prefix of ordinate?
The prefix of the word ordinate is or. This prefix essentially means that it is one who does something or associates with what the word is talking about.
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Do you capitalize ordinance?
It is capitalized at the beginning of the sentence or when it forms part of the proper noun. Examples: An ordinance is a law passed by the municipal government. The Criminal …Law Ordinance was amended last week. (MORE)
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In Psychology
What is ordinal data?
are categorical data where there is logical ordering to the categories, eg, 1 = strongly agree, 2 = Agree, 3 = Neutral, 4 = Disagree, 5 = Strongly disagree. It is data that on…ly show their relationship to each other, but they do not give us actual values to tell how much difference there is. Ordinal data almost always starts at 1 and progresses in order to some number that is equal to the n of the original data. Any time you see 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc, you are dealing with ordinal data. If the data doesn't tell you how much better person 1 did than person 2, then it is probably ordinal. There is a race between 6 friends. If the researcher wanted to collect Ordinal data, he or she would have everybody start at the same time and record who came in first, second, third etc. The data would be able to show who was the fastest, but it would be useless to a newcomer who wanted to see where they fit into the group. If he or she raced alone and "won" first, that would not make that person a faster or slower runner than a friend who raced and came in second or third. If they had kept track of the time (interval or ratio data depending on how it was recorded) then they would be able to compare the newcomer easily by comparing the new time. Some other ordinal examples... "The Third tallest person in the class" (we don't know how tall, only that there are two others taller than this person) "Now serving #7" (we don't know when they got in line, but we know it was after #6 and before #8) "I'm the worst soccer player at my school" (maybe this person's school has extremely good soccer players, we don't know how good this person is, only that he or she is not good relative to their peers.) (MORE)
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What is ordinal and cardinal?
Ordinal numbers indicate the order or rank, such as first, second, .... Cardinal numbers, on the other hand, tell about the count or the amount, such as one car, 2 cars…, and so on. The above can be interpreted backwards and is therefore confusing. Only ordinal notions lead to count and amount. A cardinal number can be used to indicate place or position in a defined order, but is neither additive nor ordinal as is counting up 1 car and 2 cars and 3 cars, ... to n cars. Consider "cardinal" to be the labeling or naming use of a number. The cardinal notion of number is like calling the number as a name. For example, we call city streets by number names like first street or 1st street, and second street or 2nd street, etc. In an ordinal sense 1 + 2 = 3. In a cardinal sense 1st street and 2nd street do not have any additive function. Adding first street to second street does not give you third street. The numbers used for city street naming are cardinal numbers and carry no ordinal function or quality. Even though they might express some kind of ordering of the streets, there is no count and no amount of streets obtainable by computing the cardinal signs. (MORE)
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What did the northwest ordinates do?
The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 put the world on notice not only that the land north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi would be settled but that it would eventuall…y become part of the United States. Until then this area had been temporarily forbidden to development. (MORE)
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In Numbers
What are ordinal numbers?
Ordinal numbers are those which describe order, namely first (1st), second (2nd), third (3rd), fourth (4th), etc.
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What did the Northwest Ordinance do?
The Northwest Ordinance was a act of the Congress of the Confederation that led to the creation of theNorthwest Territory, which was the first organized territory of the Unit…ed States. This territory stretched from the lands beyond the Appalachian Mountains and south of the Great Lakes and Canada, north and west of the Ohio River, and east of the Mississippi River to Louisiana. (MORE)
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Who passes ordinances?
Ordinances are usually passed by the people who are in charge of a town or municipality. An ordinance is usually a law that a city will make to keep the people safe.
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In The Bible
What are The Bible ordinances?
When God called the Israelites out of Egypt and led them to the land of Canaan, God gave Moses His Laws (Torah) to guide them so as not to fall into the sinful ways of the… peoples whom lived there before them. The Law was further defined by statutes and ordinances - decrees, laws, and acts of a permanent nature in line with God's Law - the Ten Commands. As the people began to organize into groups/clans/families, Judgements or judicial decisions occurred involving situations that might not have been 'addressed' in the statutes. It was through the ordinances and judgments of God that Israel would know how to live as God's Law is a means of life on all levels - physical, moral, spiritual and relational. Listing all laws/statutes/ordinances would take too long but reading Exodus 12 and 13, along with Leviticus 18 and 22 will give the reader a good feel for them. Bare in mind, however, as the Apostle Paul noted/observed in Romans 7:10-12, when the law was violated, it could become a cause of death. This is why God's Plan for the salvation of mankind - all - called for a greater remedy than that of the Law which cannot save anyone. That remedy is Christ. Psalm 119 uses eight different words to designate God's revealed instruction to humankind: torah - "law" and could more broadly mean instruction 'edot - "testimonies" a reiterations of God's standards also rendered "statutes" in the NIV piqqudim -"precepts" are injunctions or imposed rules huqqim - "statutes" are inscribed or enacted laws -"decrees" in the NIV mitzvoth - "commandments" or "commands" are like constitutional orders mishpatim - "judgments" (judicial rulings for living)-"laws" and "ordinances" in the NIV dabar - "word" (sometimes in the sense of law, sometimes of promise) 'imrah "word" (saying, sometimes here in the sense of law, but more often of promise) (MORE)
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Land ordinance and northwest ordinance?
The Northwest Ordinance and Land Ordinance together laid the legal and cultural groundwork for Midwestern.