(1) For the protocol that adds NFTs to Bitcoin, see Bitcoin Ordinals. (2) A number that identifies the sequence of an item; for example, "record #34 is invalid." Contrast with "cardinal number," which ...

Ordinals numbers tell you what position something is in. You often use them to rank or order things. Most ordinal numbers end with a 'th' sound, like 'fourth' or 'fifth'. However, they can also end ...

One of the simplest ways for readers of the scientific literature to understand statistical methodology is to start with the data used in a study. The nature of the data typically determines which ...

Bitcoin Ordinals are a protocol introduced by Casey Rodarmor in January 2023, which enables data to be inscribed on Bitcoin’s blockchain by embedding content in transaction witnesses. This technology ...

Familiar categories whose members appear in orderly sequences are processed differently than others in the brain, according to new research. Familiar categories whose members appear in orderly ...